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Last reviewed August 7, 2026
Copy trading covers three different things — mirroring your own accounts, following a third-party signal, and having someone else trade for you — and firms rarely treat them the same way. The verdicts below come from each product's published rules rather than a single firm-wide setting, because the permission often changes between a firm's own plans.
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Of 11 firms with current product data, 0 allow copy trading on every captured product; 0 have at least one outright qualifying product and at least one product with a different or unpublished verdict. Across 53 captured products, 0 qualify, 38 are conditional, 13 do not qualify, 2 have no published answer we could verify.
Firms sell several challenge products and their rules diverge between them. Every verdict below is read from that product's own captured terms, not from a single firm-wide setting.
Conditional is not the same as unrestricted. Each card shows the exact mix because another product at the same firm may block the feature or leave it unpublished.
These firms say nothing about copy tradingon their own public pages. We leave them unrated rather than infer a rule from a competitor's summary — an absent rule is not the same as a permissive one.
Product terms last captured Aug 28, 2026. Products older than 30 days are dropped until recaptured, so a missing product means stale data rather than a discontinued plan. Every source is linked beside its product; use the challenge comparison to compare price, risk and payout terms.
Full product coverage ranks before partial coverage; editorial score decides the order within each coverage group.
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Most firms separate mirroring between your own accounts from following an external signal. The first is frequently allowed, the second frequently is not, and the two are rarely stated in the same place.
Firms manage risk across their funded book. Identical positions arriving from many accounts at once breaks that model, which is why copy restrictions tighten on instant-funding and one-step products first.
Copy-trading rules tend to be enforced during payout review, once the profit already exists. Confirming the rule before you trade costs nothing; confirming it after does.
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