How different teams use this copy trading system

A broker already serves MT4 or MT5 clients and wants copy trading without changing its trading servers, while keeping risk rules under its own control.

• Connect existing servers through APIs and enable copying per account scope
• Set drawdown, price-deviation and forced-close rules for master and follower accounts
• Use the reporting centre to monitor account risk and replication status
• Scale the licence by account volume, not a share of trading volume

An asset manager needs to allocate investor capital by strategy, share profit at an agreed ratio each settlement cycle, and keep clear reporting.

• Manage multi-account allocation with a PAMM structure
• Use a high-water mark as the baseline for profit sharing
• Generate settlement reports and profit-share records per cycle
• Show branded account information to investors through a white-label portal

An operator serves several brands and wants separate domains and portals, while keeping permissions, risk controls and settlement on one standard.

• Isolate accounts, orders and reports by brand
• Assign view, operate and approve rights to different teams
• Apply shared risk templates, then adjust per brand
• Manage multiple sites and server connections under one licence

Scenarios describe business structure; actual returns and execution outcomes depend on market conditions, the broker environment and how the operation is run.

• Returns and execution outcomes depend on market conditions and the broker environment
• Demo-environment behaviour is not client performance
• Client names, account counts and performance data are not published
• Specific references can be discussed under a confidentiality agreement