What is Copy Trading?

Copy trading allows you to automatically copy trades from a trading system or trader directly to your own trading account without trading yourself.

You don’t need to:

Analyze the market
Decide when to buy or sell
Watch charts all day

When a trade is opened or closed by the system, the same action is automatically executed on your trading account.

Everything happens automatically after setup.

Why Investors choose Copy Trading

Most people don’t want to trade.
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They don’t want to learn trading.
They don’t want to watch charts.
They don’t want to make trading decisions.
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They want the same thing from financial markets: to put their money to work and grow their capital over time, without active involvement. That's why Investors choose Copy Trading.

Instead of trading manually, Investors use copy trading because:
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• Money works automatically.
Trades are executed without manual actions or decisions
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• Capital can grow without daily involvement.
No charts, no analysis, no constant monitoring
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• Everything runs 24/7.
Copy Trading operates according to predefined rules, even when you are sleep
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• No trading experience is required.
You can use Copy Trading even if you’ve never traded before
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• Simple and transparent execution.
Every trade copied to your trading account is visible in real time
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• You stay in control of your trading account.
Funds remain in your own trading account at all times

Investing in Copy Trading is about putting your capital to work and growing it over time without managing trades yourself.

How Copy Trading Works

Step 1. Open a trading account

You create your own trading account with a supported copy trading broker and fund it with your own trading capital.

Your money stays in your own account at all times.

Step 2. Connect to the Copy Trading strategy

You connect your trading account to our copy trading strategy with just a few clicks inside the broker.

No software installation. Everything is managed directly within the broker’s platform.

Step 3. Trades are copied automatically

All trades opened and closed on our trading account are automatically copied to your trading account.

You can see all trades, profits, losses, and drawdowns directly in your account in real time.

Important to understand

• You are not sending money to us
• You are not giving control of your funds
• Your account simply copies trades automatically
• You can stop copying or disconnect at any time

What you actually get

Automated capital growth without active involvement.

In practice, this means:

• Your money participates in market movements automatically

• You don’t manage trades - the system does

• Results accumulate over time, not trade by trade

• You can track performance, profits, and drawdowns at any moment

• You remain in full control of your funds

Your capital grows while you stay hands-off.

How much does it cost?

Using the system is free. No subscriptions. No upfront or fixed fees.
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We only earn when you make a profit.
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When your trading account is profitable, we take a 30% performance fee from the profit only.

If your trading account is not profitable, you pay nothing.

Our incentives are aligned with yours - we succeed only if your capital grows.

See the real numbers first:

View the live lifetime net results and understand the earning potential of copy trading investments.

Note: Designed for investors with a minimum $160+ investment capital. No spam.

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