Track seasoned traders through copy trading.

Replicate other traders' positions automatically, right from your dashboard.

Copy trading connects a portion of your account to a trader you select, so their orders are reproduced in your account the moment they place them. It is a way to participate while you find your footing. Copying someone, though, does not strip out the risk: a trader's history is no forecast of what comes next, and each replicated trade holds the same potential for loss as trading on your own.

Risks to think through first

Copying a trader means taking on their losses as well as their gains. Get to grips with these before you begin:

• Past performance is no guarantee of future results. A trader on a good run can start losing money at any point.
• Losses are shared too. Every copied trade holds the same potential for loss as one you place yourself.
• Leverage cuts both ways. Where the trader you copy uses leverage, your gains and losses are magnified, and you can lose more than the amount you allocated.
• Approaches can shift. A trader may change tactics, dial up the risk, or stop altogether, and copied accounts move with them.
• Fees eat into returns. Any copying fee or profit share pulls down your net result.

Risk warning: Copy trading comes with a high risk of loss. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and copied trades can lose money — potentially more than you allocated once leverage is in play. Trade only with money you can afford to lose. Please review our risk disclosure before you begin.