Social & managed trading

Copy trading and PAMM platform development

Turn your best traders into a product: real-time signal replication, proportional allocation, performance-fee accounting and risk limits that protect followers.

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Replication: Sub-second fan-out
Models: Copy · PAMM · MAM
Fees: High-water-mark accounting
Scale: Thousands of followers per master

What copy trading actually is

Copy trading lets a follower mirror a strategy provider automatically. When the provider opens a position, the platform sizes an equivalent position in every follower account according to their equity, risk settings and limits — then mirrors modifications and closes. PAMM and MAM are the pooled variants: capital is aggregated and trades are allocated across investors by share, which suits managed-account and asset-management structures.

Copy trading: per-follower mirrored positions with individual risk settings
PAMM: pooled capital, proportional profit and loss by share of the pool
MAM: master account with flexible allocation methods per sub-account
Follower controls: max lot, max drawdown, stop-copy, asset filters
Provider profiles with verified performance, drawdown and risk score
Performance and management fee accounting with high-water marks

The hard part: replication under load

Fan-out is where copy-trading platforms break. A single provider order can trigger thousands of dependent orders that must be sized, risk-checked, routed and confirmed within a moving market. We build an event-driven replication pipeline with idempotent order handling, backpressure, partial-fill reconciliation and slippage attribution, so followers get honest fills and your risk desk gets an accurate exposure picture.

Fees, payouts and transparency

Performance fees are calculated on a high-water mark per follower, with configurable management fees, profit splits and payout schedules. Followers see the same numbers your accounting does — verified equity curves, drawdown, win rate and fee history — which is what keeps retention and regulators comfortable.

Regulatory framing

Copy trading can be treated as investment management in some jurisdictions. We build the disclosure surfaces, risk warnings, suitability gating and audit trails that supervised structures need, and align with your compliance team on how strategy providers are onboarded and monitored.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a copy trading platform take to build?

A copy-trading module on top of an existing broker platform typically takes 8–12 weeks. A standalone platform with PAMM/MAM, fee accounting and mobile apps is usually 4–6 months.

What is the difference between copy trading, PAMM and MAM?

Copy trading mirrors trades into each follower account individually. PAMM pools investor capital and distributes profit and loss by share. MAM uses a master account with configurable allocation to sub-accounts, and is common for managed accounts.

Can it plug into our existing broker or exchange?

Yes. We integrate with existing MT4/MT5, proprietary broker cores and crypto exchange APIs, or run it against a platform we build for you.

How do you protect followers from a reckless provider?

Per-follower risk limits, maximum drawdown stop-copy, position-size caps, asset filters and platform-level circuit breakers that suspend a provider automatically when thresholds are breached.