Copy trading · the how, not the whether
Screenshot-by-screenshot walkthroughs of the parts nobody explains: where the risk settings actually live, what lot size means when you are copying someone else, how to read your own dashboard, and how to stop a copy the moment you want out. If you are still deciding whether to copy trade at all, start on the companion site instead.
Figures from company income disclosures and consumer-protection reviews.
No step is described in words alone. If a button matters, there is a picture of it with the button circled.
Most tutorials show you how to start copying and stop there. The settings that decide how much you can lose get their own walkthrough, before the fun part.
Pausing and stopping a copy is covered as carefully as starting one. Anyone who only teaches you how to deposit is not teaching you.
The complete walkthrough: menu, strategy, risk settings, confirmation.
→Lot size, allocation, multiplier and stop-out — what each one actually does.
→Session hours in IST, PHT, ICT, KST and PKT, and why the big moves come after Asia closes.
→The complete setup walkthrough: where copy trading lives in the menu, how to choose a strategy, where the risk settings are, and how to confirm copying is actually running. With the screen for every step.
SetupRegistration, verification and first deposit, screen by screen — including the documents that get rejected and why, and how to test a withdrawal before you commit real money.
SetupThe platform minimum and the sensible minimum are different numbers. Here is what each amount actually does for you, worked through with real arithmetic instead of encouragement.
Risk SettingsWhat a lot actually is, what happens when the strategy account is much bigger than yours, and which of the risk settings genuinely protects you. The screen most tutorials skip.
Send a screenshot of the screen you are on and I will tell you exactly what to press next.
