Insider signal grading alongside Trade Republic
Trade Republic handles execution in Germany and the Netherlands. InsiderScope handles the layer above the raw filing: every public Directors' Dealings disclosure characterised Score A to Score D, timestamped before the outcome is known, and written to an append-only record.
What the layer adds
- Disclosures from 12 regulators normalised into one schema and one scale.
- A neutral band per filing, published before the outcome is known.
- An append-only forward-performance record that shows the misses as well as the rest.
- Coverage status per regulator on the coverage page.
What it is not
InsiderScope is not a broker, does not execute orders, does not hold client assets and does not manage anyone's money. It is not affiliated with Trade Republic. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a recommendation. Read the methodology pillar or browse all broker pages.
Questions people ask
Can I use InsiderScope with Trade Republic?
Yes, side by side. InsiderScope is a read-only layer over public regulatory disclosures, so nothing needs to be linked, authorised or migrated. You keep your Trade Republic account exactly as it is.
Does InsiderScope connect to Trade Republic or place orders?
No. There is no API integration, no order routing and no access to your account. InsiderScope never holds client assets and never executes anything; Trade Republic remains your only execution venue.
How do I track Directors' Dealings as a Trade Republic user?
Open the screener, filter to Germany and the Netherlands, and every published Directors' Dealings disclosure appears with its band and filing timestamp. You can also set an alert per company or per insider and act, or not, in Trade Republic.
Which Germany and the Netherlands filings are covered?
The insider disclosures published by the regulator responsible for Germany and the Netherlands, alongside 12 regulators in total. Each source shows a public release state, so you can see whether a market is live before relying on it.
What does Score A to Score D actually mean?
It is a four-band summary of a 0 to 100 descriptive score. A higher band means the disclosure looks less routine against the patterns documented in the academic literature. It says nothing about direction, timing or suitability.
Is InsiderScope affiliated with or endorsed by Trade Republic?
No. Trade Republic is named here only to describe where the reader already executes. There is no partnership, no referral arrangement and no endorsement in either direction.
The characterisation is on our side. The order stays on yours.