Site model
An independent site on your domain, with strategy profiles, subscriptions and client accounts.
Common industry approach
A page or group inside a larger platform, with limited control over structure and rules.
Copy trading community
A community can be the branded portal you offer clients, or an independent site your asset management team operates. The two paths address different client relationships and operating models, so start with the role that fits you.
Two paths
01 / 02For brokerages
Turn copy trading into a retention channel: your domain, your brand, your client tiers and your rebate rules, all inside one portal.
For asset managers
Run a private or public community under your own brand. Clients bind their own MT4/MT5 accounts and keep their broker relationship.
Community capability comparison
See how an independent community site differs from template-based platforms across site control, client relationships and copy-trading workflows.
Site model
An independent site on your domain, with strategy profiles, subscriptions and client accounts.
Common industry approach
A page or group inside a larger platform, with limited control over structure and rules.
Brand and domain
Your brand, domain, languages and entry point are configured for your market.
Common industry approach
Platform branding remains visible, or customisation is limited to colours and logo.
Strategy presentation
Strategy pages, performance history, subscription status and follower controls.
Common industry approach
Generic listings with limited context, or manual updates outside the platform.
Copy relationships
Clients bind their own MT4/MT5 accounts and manage copy settings and limits.
Common industry approach
Often requires operator intervention or restricts copying to one broker or platform.
Rebates and operations
Agent relationships, rebate rules and an operations back office are included.
Common industry approach
Rebates are reconciled manually, with limited operator reporting.
Monetisation
Community deployments are quoted per project; pricing follows scope, not fixed tiers.
Common industry approach
Fixed subscription packages that may not match the site scope you actually need.
API and integrations
APIs support CRM, payment, reporting and custom onboarding flows.
Common industry approach
Closed ecosystems with limited export and integration options.
Launch path
Launch the site and copy flow first, then add rebates, languages and markets in stages.
Common industry approach
All-or-nothing builds that delay launch until every feature is customised.
Client data
Client and operational data remain with the community operator.
Common industry approach
Some platforms keep client records and behaviour data in their own environment.
Share your brand, client base and operating model. Community projects are quoted per project, with no fixed price tier.
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.