Hex Markets

8, Brushfield St, London,E1 6AN, United Kingdom

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Mirror the Masters

Have the facility to automatically copy the trades of other, typically more experienced, traders in real time.

Mirror the Masters

Have the facility to automatically copy the trades of other, typically more experienced, traders in real time.

What is Copy Trading?

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Copy trading is a game-changing innovation that allows individuals, regardless of their level of experience, to participate in the financial markets with confidence.
At its core, copy trading enables users to replicate the trades of seasoned investors in real-time. By automatically mirroring the actions of these experts, users can potentially achieve similar returns without needing to possess extensive market knowledge or spend hours analyzing charts and indicators.

How does Copy Trading Work?

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Copy trading is a new social investment approach and an important portfolio management tool. Regular traders can copy trading strategies from lead traders and automatically execute them in real markets.
When you copy a lead trader, you'll duplicate any trades they make and automatically open and close positions when they do.

The following countries and regions currently don't support copy trading: Hong Kong, Singapore, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Crimea, Malaysia, Syria, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Bolivia, and Malta

Trading fees will be the same as the regular fees for your trading tier. No other transaction fees are charged, but you will pay a profit share.

Copy trading is available for sub-accounts.

Deposit funds into your trading account to start copy trading.

Copy trading has no special limits and is the same as regular contract trading.

You can copy up to 10 trades when using the "Open/Close" position mode, and 1 trader when using the "Buy/Sell" position mode.

The following factors could stop you from copying a trade:

  • A lead trader has stopped leading trades or has had their lead trader status revoked
  • A lead trader has reached the daily lead trade limit
  • A lead trader's trade has triggered risk control
  • Your trading account has insufficient funds
  • Your open position value has exceeded the spread protection amount
  • Your total copy trade amount reached the maximum limit you set
If this happens, our system will also notify you with a push notification and email.

Copy traders have a spread protection of 0.5% when opening a position. When the copy trader's opening price exceeds 0.5% of the lead trader's opening price, the trade won't be copied.

Copy traders can set both a maximum amount per order and a maximum amount for the trader.
For example, you might set your maximum amount per order as 100 USDT and your maximum amount for the trader as 1,000 USDT. After the lead trader has opened 10 positions, you'll have invested margin of 1,000 USDT, which is your maximum limit. If the trader keeps opening positions, you won't copy them until another copied position is closed.

Lead traders can lead a maximum of 500 trades each day. After they reach this number, copy traders can't copy any more positions that the lead trader opens.

The following factors could cause a lead trade to fail:

  • The lead trader's trading account has less than 500 USDT when opening a trade
  • The lead trader has exceeded the daily lead trade limit of 500 orders
  • The lead trader's opening position value has exceeded the limit for that contract
If this happens, our system will also notify you with a push notification and email.

Currently lead traders can only close positions with market orders. Lead traders can choose to either fully close a position, or close each separate order individually. Other types of partial closure currently aren't supported.