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Mirror trading copies another trader's positions into your account automatically, scaled to your balance and bounded by limits you set.
Pick the amount of automation you're comfortable with. You can change your mind at any point.
Follow a more experienced trader's positions — manually, semi-automatically, or entirely hands-off. You decide how much of it runs by itself, and every lead trader's record is visible before you commit.
Browse tradersRules for getting in and out can be as plain as a moving-average crossover, or as involved as a full strategy built around conditions you define yourself.
Open the terminalBitcoin, Ethereum and the rest of the majors, with live pricing and verifiable transactions. Copy a crypto specialist, or trade it yourself on the same screen.
See the marketStop-loss, take-profit and negative balance protection sit on every account as standard — not behind a premium tier. They're what keeps a rough day from becoming a rough month.
See the toolsCompare win rate, profit share and minimum capital. Nothing is hidden behind a signup wall.
Choose how much to allocate and where your stop-loss and take-profit sit. Those limits are yours, not theirs.
When they open or close, your account follows — scaled to your balance. Pause or stop whenever you like.
Six reasons people let someone with a track record take the strategy decisions.
Less time staring at charts. Your portfolio follows the strategy on its own.
Watch real decisions play out and pick up how experienced traders handle risk.
Price-matching means you enter alongside the trader you're copying, not behind them.
Set your own stop-loss and take-profit on each trade you mirror.
Every lead trader's history is on the table before you commit a cent.
Start, stop or adjust your copy settings whenever the market turns.
Copying someone else's trades doesn't mean inheriting their risk appetite.
Close a position automatically once it's fallen to a level you chose in advance — while you're asleep, in a meeting, or simply not watching.
Bank the gain at a target you set, rather than talking yourself into holding on for a little more.
A gap in the market can move against you faster than any stop can fill. This keeps you from ending up owing more than you put in.
Decide exactly how much of your balance follows any one trader. No single strategy has to carry your whole account.
Worth being clear about: copying a profitable trader does not make a loss unlikely. Their past record is not a forecast, they can have a bad run at any time, and leverage magnifies what happens to your balance in both directions. Only commit money you could afford to lose.
The things people ask before they start copying.
Open a free account and copy a trader with virtual money. Nothing at risk until you decide there is.