Performance review · 4 November 2026

Wayma performance review

Your Cashramp trading in October and the first days of November, how you rank against every other agent on the board, and what would win you more orders.

Summary

You are holding your ground while Cashramp gets quieter. You did as many trades in the first days of November as at the same point in October, while the whole board did 13% fewer, so your share has grown. What holds you back is a wide spread, and days when your deposit price drops far down the board.

Your Cashramp trades138138 in October · no change
All agents' trades2,7663,181 in October · −13%
Your share5.0%4.3% in October
Your rank by trades11th9th in October

Counted trades from 00:00 GMT on 1 November to 11:00 GMT on 4 November, against the same hours of 1 to 4 October.

Cashramp

What changed this month

Time your price was in the top 3 on the boardDepositsWithdrawals
Deposits
1–4 Oct
14%
1–4 Nov
53%
Withdrawals
1–4 Oct
5%
1–4 Nov
39%

Your share, day by day

Your share of all Cashramp tradesYour shareOctober average, 4.0%Paler bars are part days

Your weakest days were 11 to 13 October and 25 to 27 October. On 11 to 13 October your deposit price sat 15th to 17th, about 13 pesewas per dollar behind the best, and your largest deposit dropped to $300 to $1,000. You did one or two deposits a day. Your best day was 8 October, when your deposit price was in the top 3 for 69% of the day and you took 6.1% of all trades.

October against the top agents

You were 11th of agents in October, with of trades.

AgentTradesShareOn the boardDeposit price in top 3Withdrawal price in top 3Spread

Spread is the median gap between an agent's deposit price and withdrawal price, in pesewas per dollar. Other agents are not named.

You were on the board more than all but one of the top ten. But your spread of 8 pesewas per dollar was wider than any of theirs, and both your prices were in the top 3 less often than eight of them.

When you trade

Cashramp trades per hour, October averageYouEvery other agent

The row under the chart is the share of each hour you were on the board.

You take a steady 3 to 4% of trades through the day and are on the board almost every hour. Overnight, from 01:00 to 06:00 GMT, you take 5 to 11%, because few agents stay on.

What would win you more orders

  1. Keep your deposit price near the top.Your share follows your deposit price more closely than anything else. This month it has been in the top 3 more than half the time, and your share has grown. On the days it fell far down the board, your deposits stopped almost completely.
  2. Narrow your spread.At 8 pesewas per dollar, your spread is the widest of the top eleven agents. Most of the agents above you run 4 to 7. A narrower spread puts both your prices higher up the board at once.
  3. Follow up unpaid deposits.Since 19 October more than one deposit in four has ended with the customer never paying. A short reminder in the order chat may save some of them.