> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://countertrade.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://countertrade.gitbook.io/docs/transparency/your-battle-statement.md).

# Your battle statement

Get your own statement for a settled battle as a page, an A4 PDF or a fills CSV, and read which figures are signed and which are derived.

For a settled battle you played, you can get a statement of your own result and fills as a page, an A4 PDF or a CSV. It's handy to keep or to send to a sponsor.

## Before you start

* You are signed in, on your own profile. The controls never appear on another trader's profile.
* The battle has a v8 settlement report. Battles with older v6 or v7 reports have no statement.

## Get the statement

1. Open your profile's battle history.
2. Next to a settled battle (in the **Statement** column on a desktop), choose one:
   * **Statement** opens the statement page. To print it, select **Print / save PDF** and choose A4 or Letter in your browser's print dialog.
   * **PDF** downloads an A4 statement.
   * **Fills CSV** exports your fills with exact decimal values and UTC times.

If **Fills CSV is unavailable. Try again.** appears, the export didn't complete. Select **Fills CSV** again.

## Read the statement

The statement opens with **Real money**: your entry deposit, your prize or refund, and the room's escrow, total paid out, platform fee and referral rewards as the signed report states them. These are real amounts in the room's entry token, linked to the block explorer. A prize shows **transferred** with its transaction, or **transfer not yet recorded**. A payout the settlement recorded as your deposit coming back is labelled **Entry returned**, or **Your prize + entry returned** with a prize on top. A room that pays no prizes says so. A free room, including a free season's, takes no deposit. A season that takes its entry once, at registration, shows no deposit in its rooms; a season that charges per room shows it there. Amounts keep every nonzero digit.

**Paper result** follows. **Rank**, **final paper balance** and **Paper PnL (%)** come from the signed settlement report. Other figures are labelled **derived from platform records, not part of the signed report**. These are starting balance, absolute Paper PnL, drawdown, win share, simulated fees and the instrument breakdown.

* Fees use the stored execution amounts. Where per-fill realized PnL wasn't stored, the platform replays its own accounting.
* Drawdown follows realized balance changes.
* Win share counts profitable reducing or closing executions, after their fee.
* Simulated fees sum the fill fees. Platform-close fees also affect the realized balance and the instrument totals.

Derived figures appear only when every one of your fills matches a stored execution and the accounting agrees with the signed final balance and ROI. Otherwise the statement hides them, and the signed result stays visible.

In the PDF, one row of the **Your executions** table groups the signed fills that share a time, instrument, side and order book snapshot. The row shows the total size, the average price, how many price levels the fills took and their price range, and the leaf indices of the fills. The page and the CSV list every fill on its own. In the CSV, `source` says where a derived value came from, and `close_reason` gives a platform close's reason (earlier exports put that reason in `source`).

Paper amounts are truncated to two decimals.

**Positions closed by the platform** lists positions closed at the room's end or by liquidation, at the signed close mark, with the realized PnL each close added. The per-instrument totals include these closes.

**Report snapshot time** comes from the signed report. The statement shows the recorded settlement confirmation time, or **Settlement: pending on chain** while that time is unavailable.

## The Statement ID

The page and the PDF show the same **Statement ID** when they hold the same information. A new settlement confirmation or settlement transaction changes the statement and its ID, and so does your entry deposit once the platform has indexed it. The report hash still identifies the signed report.

The PDF repeats the room, the page number and the Statement ID on every page. If a name can't be displayed in the PDF, it uses your handle, or your shortened wallet if the handle can't be displayed either. The Statement ID still identifies the same statement data. If the statement is too long for the PDF, use **Fills CSV** for the full list of fills.

## Check it against the report

Under **Verification**, the statement lists the network, the escrow contract, the settlement transaction, the report hash, the roots, the scoring rules hash, the builds of the trading engine and the PnL service that recorded the battle, and the original leaf indices of your rows. It ends with three steps for checking it. For a public room, they start at the room's **Check this result** page, which redoes the checks in your browser; for a private room, which publishes no report, at [Check a result](/docs/transparency/check-a-result.md). The PDF adds a QR code. Use them to confirm your rows are the ones committed on-chain. The signed settlement report is authoritative.

Results are final once the room settles. There is no dispute process. For questions about a statement, write to `admin@countertrade.app`.

{% hint style="info" %}
Your paper trading balance is simulated and can't be withdrawn. The statement is not a brokerage, financial or tax statement. Real payouts and refunds are shown separately.
{% endhint %}

## Related

* [What is published for each room](/docs/transparency/what-is-published.md)
* [Check a result](/docs/transparency/check-a-result.md)
* [Claims and refunds](/docs/funds-and-settlement/claims-and-refunds.md)