API copy trading
Replicate every order from a master account to follower accounts on different brokers and servers, with MT4 and MT5 copying in both directions. No plugin install and no extra platform permissions.
At a glance
It connects accounts across platforms and brokers without forcing clients onto one broker, and without maintaining a separate system for each platform.
Orders are replicated server-side. Under good network conditions, typical latency can be as low as 50 ms, with peak capacity of 1,000 orders per second. Actual performance depends on server location and network quality.
Every follower account can have its own rules, so one abnormal order does not put the whole account at risk.
Standard deployments use a hosted replication service. You can also choose a fully isolated single-tenant deployment on your own PC, VPS or cloud, under your own brand.
From first conversation to live copying, the usual path is:
Share requirements
Confirm platforms, brokers, account volume and risk rules.
Validate in a trial
Test replication speed, symbol mapping and risk controls with real accounts.
Connect the setup
Configure server connections, branded portal and account permissions.
Go live
Enable copying and monitor runtime status.
Capability comparison
How an API copy engine compares with common third-party alternatives across integration, branding, rebates and risk controls.
Integration
Existing MT4/MT5 read or trade credentials, server-side replication, no client plugin.
Common industry approach
Often relies on local plugins or manual bridging, which adds installation and maintenance work.
White-label and brand
Your domain, brand and entry point; the client experience stays under your identity.
Common industry approach
Some third-party tools keep their own branding or offer limited customisation.
Multi-tier rebates
Agent tiers, differentiated ratios and same-level rewards are configurable.
Common industry approach
Frequently limited to a single rebate level or manual spreadsheet reconciliation.
Risk and permissions
Per-account limits, copy direction controls and role-based permissions in one place.
Common industry approach
Coarse account-level settings, with risk checks often handled outside the copy flow.
Settlement and sharing
Licence pricing by accounts and connections, not by trading volume; profit sharing is quoted per project.
Common industry approach
Volume-based fees or bundled charges that are harder to plan as the business scales.
API and extensibility
Documented APIs and webhooks support CRM, reporting and custom operational workflows.
Common industry approach
Closed systems with limited export or integration options.
Deployment cycle
Phased rollout: replication first, then branding, rebates and reporting by scope.
Common industry approach
Long custom builds or fixed packages that force unnecessary scope.
Languages
Client portal and operations UI support multiple languages, with more added by market.
Common industry approach
Often English-first, with localisation handled as a separate custom project.
Data ownership
Operational data stays with the operator; hosted bridge or isolated deployment is optional.
Common industry approach
Some platforms retain client and performance data inside their own environment.
FAQ
Answers to common questions about copying, delivery and pricing.
Yes. MT4 masters can feed MT5 followers and MT5 masters can feed MT4 followers, with symbol suffixes and contract specifications handled automatically.
No. Replication runs server-side. Follower accounts use their existing MT4 or MT5 account, with no plugin install and no additional platform permissions.
Yes. Cross-broker and cross-server replication lets clients keep their existing account instead of moving broker just to follow trades.
The system automatically maps symbol suffixes, contract sizes and netting or hedging modes, reducing failures caused by naming differences.
Yes. Each follower account can have its own session filters, price-deviation limits, maximum lots, equity drawdown and forced-close rules.
Yes. Beyond the standard hosted option, you can run a fully isolated single-tenant deployment on your own PC, VPS or cloud, under your brand and security policy.
Social trading for brokers
Keep clients and copy relationships under your own brand
PAMM profit sharing
Multi-account management, multi-level rebates and cross-broker settlement
Pricing and licensing
Licences sized by accounts and connections
Documentation
Connection, risk and deployment guides
White-label
Brand, domain, permissions and settlement boundaries
FAQ
Copy trading, pricing, white-label and compliance answers
Tell us your platforms, brokers and account volume. We will map the replication setup, risk rules and launch plan.
Compliance and risk
FXCopyNex licenses copy trading software to brokers, asset managers and prop desks. We do not operate a brokerage, hold client funds, provide investment advice or execute trades on behalf of end clients.
Trading involves substantial risk. Past or simulated performance is not indicative of future results. Customers are responsible for their own regulatory permissions and suitability assessments.