Copy trading risk disclosure

Copy trading on Traders.bio lets you receive signals when another trader opens or closes a position, and replicate it in your own account. Please read this before you start. By copying a trader you confirm you understand and accept the points below.

You can lose money

Trading forex, futures, CFDs and crypto carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for you. Leveraged products can lose more than your deposit. Copying a trader doesn't reduce that risk.

Your results will differ

Your entry and exit prices, fees, swap, spreads and timing will be different from the trader you copy. Signals arrive after the trader's position is synced from their broker, which can take a minute or more. You may get worse prices, partial fills, or miss trades entirely. A profitable trader can produce a loss in your account.

Past performance

Statistics on Traders.bio, including "Verified" ones synced from brokers, describe the past. They don't predict future results. Traders can change strategy, increase risk, or stop trading at any time.

No advice

Traders on Traders.bio are not licensed investment advisers, and Traders.bio does not provide investment, financial, tax or legal advice. Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. You alone decide whether to place a trade, and you're responsible for every trade in your account.

Your controls

You choose the account you copy into, the size multiplier, a maximum number of open copies, a daily loss limit and the symbols to copy. You can pause any trader, or stop all copying at once with the kill switch. Limits apply to new signals; they don't close positions you already hold.

Availability

Copy trading isn't offered everywhere. It may be regulated where you live, and you're responsible for making sure it's allowed for you. We may restrict or switch off copy trading at any time.

Prop firm accounts

Many prop firms forbid copying other traders or trading the same signals across accounts. Check your firm's rules before copying into a funded or evaluation account: breaking them can cost you the account.