FxPro Copy Trading
FxPro offers two ways to copy other traders: cTrader Copy, where a strategy's trades are mirrored into your own account, and a PAMM account, where a managing trader trades a pooled account on investors' behalf. FxPro has no separate in-house copy app — copying runs on the cTrader platform.
Open FxPro Account →FxPro offers copy trading in two ways. With cTrader Copy you follow a strategy on the FxPro cTrader platform and its trades are copied into your own account in proportion to how much you allocate; you can see each strategy's ROI, drawdown, profit factor and fees before you commit. With a PAMM account, a managing trader trades a pooled account on investors' behalf. FxPro does not have a separate in-house copy app — copying runs on cTrader. Strategy providers set their own fees: a performance fee of up to 30%, a management fee accrued daily, and a volume fee of up to US$10 per million copied, and your account's normal trading commission still applies. Copy trading does not remove risk — past performance does not guarantee future results.
Two ways to copy traders at FxPro
| cTrader Copy | PAMM account | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A strategy's trades are copied into your own account | Your funds are pooled and traded by a managing trader under one account |
| Where it runs | FxPro cTrader — the Copy tab | FxPro PAMM |
| You control | Which strategy you copy and how much you allocate | Choosing the managing trader; the trading is delegated |
| You can see | ROI, drawdown, profit factor and fees before copying | The managing trader's track record |
| Suits | Hands-on traders who want a say in who they copy | Hands-off investors who want it fully delegated |
How to start on cTrader Copy
- Open an FxPro cTrader account and log in with your cTrader ID
- Open the Copy tab and browse strategies by ROI, drawdown, profit factor and active investors
- Choose a strategy and set how much of your balance to allocate to it
- Trades are copied into your account in proportion to your allocation — you can stop at any time
Copy trading fees
| Fee | How it works | Cap |
|---|---|---|
| Performance fee | A share of the profit a strategy makes for you | Up to 30% |
| Management fee | An annual % of your equity, accrued daily, charged regardless of performance | Set by the provider |
| Volume fee | Charged on each million of volume copied — on opening and on closing | Up to US$10 per million |
Fees are set by each strategy provider and shown before you copy. Your FxPro cTrader account's own trading commission (around US$3.50 per lot per side) still applies on the copied trades.
How FxPro copy trading works
- Browse strategies by ROI, drawdown, profit factor and number of active investors
- Copy a strategy into your own account and set your own allocation
- See each strategy's fee structure before you commit any funds
- Stop copying or change your allocation at any time
- Past performance does not guarantee future results
What traders report
Traders we reviewed treat FxPro's copy options as hands-on tools, not autopilot. On cTrader Copy, entries are calculated on the broker's server, so an over-sized allocation can stop a copied trade from opening — size conservatively. On the PAMM side, becoming a managing trader isn't automatic: FxPro asks for a proven track record first.
A colleague recommended FxPro due to their PAMM account offering. Opening a PAMM account wasn't easy — it required proving a solid track record and demonstrating consistent performance.
During copy trading, when a signal is received from the trader, everything needed to enter the position is calculated by the broker's server. The calculation was made, but the trade was never opened — support told me my lot size was too large to enter the trade.