On a copy trading platform, you can view profiles of experienced traders, often called "signal providers" or "leaders," which display their past performance, trading styles, and risk levels.

You decide how much of your investment capital to allocate to a specific trader you wish to follow.

Once you start copying, the platform automatically replicates every trade made by the selected trader in your own account.

Trades are copied proportionally to the amount of capital you've invested with that trader.

• For Beginners: It's an accessible way for new traders to participate in financial markets and learn by observing successful traders without extensive market research.
• For Experienced Traders: It can save time for experienced investors who may not have the time to constantly monitor the markets themselves.
• Diversification: It allows investors to diversify their strategies by copying different traders with various styles and asset classes.

• Loss of Capital: Past performance of a trader does not guarantee future results, and you can still lose money.
• Provider Risk: Your capital is tied to the performance of the trader you are copying, so if they make poor trades, your account will also experience losses.
• Platform Risk: The technology and the platforms themselves can pose risks.

• Due Diligence: Research the strategy providers thoroughly and understand their trading style before investing.
• Risk Management: Set limits and monitor your investments closely, as even the most successful traders can have losing streaks.