- Max drawdown
- 12%
- Active since
- 2021
- Copiers
- 1,240
- Trades a week
- 6
Follow experienced traders. Stay in control.
Pick a trader whose approach suits you and mirror their trades in your own account, in proportion to your balance. See the risk first, set your limits and stop whenever you like.
Illustration with an example trader and example trades. Not a recommendation.
Learn from people who already trade.
You do not need to watch the charts all day. Choose a trader, decide how much to put behind them, and keep your own limits in place.
Your copy matches the trader’s share of their account
Every profile shows risk before anything else
Pause or end a copy in one tap
Copied trades open in your own account
Four steps, and you are in charge of each.
Choose a trader
Browse profiles. Compare risk score, drawdown, track record and style.
Set amount and limits
Decide how much to copy with and where your copy should stop if things go badly.
Trades are mirrored
When the trader opens or closes a position, your account does the same, in proportion.
Review, adjust, stop
Watch every copied trade. Add money, take some out or end the copy whenever you want.
Filter by style, market and risk.
Start with what you are comfortable with. Narrow the list by how they trade, what they trade and how much risk they take.
Style
Market
Risk
6 traders match
- Max drawdown
- 7%
- Active since
- 2019
- Copiers
- 3,310
- Trades a week
- 2
- Max drawdown
- 21%
- Active since
- 2022
- Copiers
- 860
- Trades a week
- 38
- Max drawdown
- 10%
- Active since
- 2020
- Copiers
- 1,905
- Trades a week
- 4
- Max drawdown
- 16%
- Active since
- 2022
- Copiers
- 540
- Trades a week
- 22
- Max drawdown
- 9%
- Active since
- 2018
- Copiers
- 2,760
- Trades a week
- 3
Illustration. These are example profiles, not real traders, and no results are shown. Risk score runs from 1 (lowest) to 10 (highest).
See what a copy means before you start.
Copying is proportional. If the trader puts 5% of their account into a position, your copy puts 5% of yours. Move the sliders to see the size of your copy and where your own stop would sit.
- Copies are sized to your amount, not theirs
- A copy stop-loss ends the copy if losses reach your limit
- Nothing is hidden: every copied trade is listed
What a copy means in numbers
Controls that work for you.
Copying should never feel like handing over the keys. These are yours, from the first trade to the last.
Choose your amount
Decide how much each trader gets. Add or take out money at any time.
Copy stop-loss
End a copy automatically if losses reach a level you set.
Stop anytime
Pause new trades or end a copy in one tap. You choose what happens to open positions.
See every trade
Each copied trade is listed with its size, price and result.
Copy more than one
Spread your money across several traders with different styles.
Adjust or leave
Change your amount, swap traders or step back. It is your decision each time.
Risk first. Returns second.
Past performance is not a guide to the future. That is why we put risk at the front of every profile and why we never show returns without it.
Look at
- Risk score and maximum drawdown
- How long they have been trading
- Whether the style matches how you want to invest
- How many trades they place, and how long they hold
- Whether they stay consistent when markets are rough
Do not rely on
- Last month’s gains on their own
- A short run of lucky trades
- The number of copiers as proof of skill
- Anyone who promises returns
Do not put everything on one trader.
Even skilled traders have bad months. Copying two or three with different styles and markets can smooth the ride. Mix a steady long-term trader with a more active one, and keep each amount at a level you can accept losing.
- Combine styles: long-term, swing and day
- Spread across markets: forex, metals and indices
- Review the mix as often as you like
Trade well? Let others follow.
If you have a track record and a clear approach, you can apply to become a strategy provider.
Your own profile
Show your style, risk score and history in the same way every trader is shown.
Earn when copied
Receive a share of the fees paid by people who copy you.
Tools built in
Track your copiers, your exposure and your own risk in one place.
Your first copy in three steps.
Open an account
Register in a few minutes, or begin on a demo account.
Pick a trader
Compare profiles and choose one that fits your risk comfort.
Set your limits and copy
Choose an amount and a copy stop-loss, then switch it on.
Questions about copy trading.
It lets you automatically mirror the trades of another trader in your own account. When they open or close a position, your account does the same, in proportion to the amount you put in.
In proportion. If a trader puts 5% of their account into a trade, your copy puts 5% of the amount you copy with into the same trade.
No. Traders are not advising you, and Uprime Capital LTD does not recommend any trader. You decide whom to copy and how much.
Yes. Copying carries the same risks as trading yourself. You can lose some or all of the money you copy with. Past performance of a trader is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Yes. Pause new trades or end a copy whenever you want, and choose whether to close or keep open positions.
A limit you set. If losses on a copy reach it, the copy ends automatically.
Yes. Many clients spread money across several traders with different styles.
You can start from $250 per trader.
Copied trades are charged at the normal spreads and commissions of your account.
Traders must meet minimum standards for history and activity before they can be copied. We do not endorse any trader.
You are notified and no new trades are mirrored. Open positions stay in your account until you or the stop-loss close them.
is available globally.
Risk warning. Copy trading does not amount to investment advice. The value of your investments may go up or down and your capital is at risk. Past performance is not an indication of future results. Forex and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 74% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. All traders and figures shown on this page are illustrations.
Follow with confidence.
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