Clear answers before you connect.

Yes. Connect one or more supported accounts you manage, organise them in one workspace and create routes between compatible accounts.

The Source provides the trade activity. The Destination receives copied instructions according to the sizing, filters and protection configured for that route.

No. The broker provides the trading account and execution environment, while the trading platform is the technology used to access it. A connection depends on both the supported platform connector and the broker account.

Yes, where both accounts use supported live connections. This can include compatible accounts on the same platform or across live supported platforms. Different broker pricing, symbols and execution conditions can still create differences between results.

No. Availability means a compatible CopierPilot connection exists; it does not mean a broker or prop firm permits copying or automation. Traders must check the provider’s current rules.

Connect a Source and Destination account, choose the sizing and trade controls, attach protection where needed and activate the route. CopierPilot then keeps the route status and relevant events visible.

Yes. MT4 and MT5 connections are live, so compatible accounts can be used in same-platform routes or an MT4–MT5 cross-platform route.

Yes. Fixed and proportional sizing can be configured around the balance, objectives and risk of the individual Destination account.

Yes. Route configuration can include symbol handling, direction controls and order behaviour, so each route can match its intended workflow.

Broker prices, spreads, latency, slippage, symbol specifications, order handling and market conditions can all create execution differences. Trade copying cannot guarantee identical results.

MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 are live. TradingView, cTrader, DXtrade, NinjaTrader, TradeLocker and Match-Trader are coming soon.

It means the Source and Destination use different supported trading platforms. Cross-platform is different from cross-broker copying, where the platforms may be the same but the brokers differ.

No. Coming soon pages explain the planned integration and relevant workflows, but the connector is not yet available for live account connections or routes.

No. CopierPilot is built around private, invite-based Master and Follower relationships. Public discovery is not required to build a Peer Copy network.

No. The Follower connects and manages their own Destination account. The Master does not need the Follower’s broker login credentials.

The Master manages access to the private strategy network and, where available, its subscription setup. The Follower remains responsible for and in control of the Destination account, participation and personal protection settings.

Yes. Each Follower can apply protection policies around their own Destination account instead of relying only on the Master’s strategy settings.

Yes. A Follower can pause or end a route. The handling of open positions should be reviewed before confirming an action because existing positions continue to carry market risk.

No. Strategy history and previous results do not guarantee future outcomes. Followers remain responsible for deciding whether a strategy and its risks are suitable for them.

Policies can define boundaries around loss, drawdown, exposure and trading behaviour, together with the response CopierPilot should take when a configured condition is reached.

Yes. Reusable policies help apply a consistent protection model across your own accounts and Trade Copier routes, while still allowing account-specific decisions where needed.

No. Market gaps, execution conditions, slippage, platform interruptions and other events can produce outcomes beyond a configured threshold. Protection automates selected responses; it cannot remove trading risk.

No. It can help traders set stricter internal thresholds, but the trader remains responsible for understanding and following each firm’s current rules.

Analytics includes Performance, Timing, Risk, Strategy, Execution and Psychology views, giving each result more context than profit and loss alone.

No. Analytics can help traders understand activity across connected accounts whether they trade independently, manage multiple accounts or use Trade Copier or Peer Copy.

Yes. CopierPilot is designed to show individual accounts and combined performance in context, including execution differences where relevant.

No. Analytics reviews trading data and behaviour, while Market Insights provides current tools and context. Neither guarantees outcomes or replaces independent judgement.

The complete platform is free through 31 December 2026. Future pricing will be announced before billing begins.

Launch access includes personal copy routes, Multi-Platform account management, Peer Copy, Account Protection and complete Analytics.

Yes. The complete Analytics suite is included during free launch access rather than being sold as a separate add-on.

No. A credit card is not required during free launch access.

Plans, limits and billing terms for 2027 will be published before free launch access ends, so users can review them before choosing a paid plan.

Future billing will only begin under clearly presented plan and subscription terms. The current free-access period does not by itself define a paid renewal.

Yes. Two-factor authentication adds an extra verification step when signing in to your CopierPilot account.

No. CopierPilot two-factor authentication protects access to your CopierPilot account. Broker and trading-platform security settings remain separate and should also be kept secure.

Yes. You can review connected trading accounts, monitor route and protection status, and disconnect accounts when they are no longer needed.

Security concerns access, connected accounts and information. Account Protection concerns trading boundaries such as loss, exposure and behaviour.

Use the Contact page for questions about account access, privacy or security. Legal and privacy documents provide the detailed terms and disclosures.