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Copy trading · PAMM · MAM

Follow a master. Or become one.

Mirror verified traders with limits you set, invest in managed funds, or let a manager trade your account. Fees are charged only on new highs.

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Three ways in

Choose how hands-on you want to be.

Copy trading

A dedicated copy account mirrors every trade of the master you follow: opens, partial closes, stop loss and take profit changes, and pending orders.

  • Sizing: equity ratio, fixed allocation, multiplier, fixed lot
  • Your limits: maximum lot size, equity stop, maximum drawdown, excluded symbols
  • From $50

PAMM funds

Invest in a pooled fund run by a manager. Your share is tracked as units with a net asset value that starts at 1.00.

  • The manager sets the minimum investment, lock-in period and maximum drawdown
  • Set your own stop loss on your investment
  • The manager keeps at least 5% of the fund as own capital

MAM

Link your own trading account to a money manager. They trade, you keep the account and the money in it.

  • Allocation by equity, balance, multiplier, percent
  • The manager has trading authority only: no deposits or withdrawals
  • Performance fee up to 90% and management fee up to 10% a year, shown before you accept
How copying works

Four steps, your rules.

  1. 01

    Pick a master

    Compare verified track records, risk scores from 1 to 10 and fees, all shown up front.

  2. 02

    Choose sizing

    Proportional to equity, a fixed allocation, a multiplier or a fixed lot size.

  3. 03

    Set your limits

    Equity stop, maximum drawdown, maximum lot size and symbols you never want copied.

  4. 04

    Copying starts

    A copy account opens and mirrors every trade. Pause or stop whenever you like.

For traders with a record

Become a master. Earn on new highs.

Publish your strategy, let others copy it or invest in your fund, and earn a performance fee whenever your followers reach a new high.

  • Performance fee

    up to 50%, on new highs only

  • Track record

    30 days minimum

  • Master equity

    $100 minimum

  • PAMM own capital

    At least 5% of the fund

  • Approval

    Verified identity and a live account

  • Platform share

    20% of the fees you earn

Questions

Copying, answered.

How are masters chosen?
Every master is approved by our team. They need a verified identity, a live account, at least 30 days of track record and at least $100 in equity.
How do fees work?
Masters charge a performance fee of up to 50% of profit, and only on new highs (a high-water mark), so you never pay twice for the same gain. Fees are settled daily, weekly or monthly, as the master chooses, and checked by our team.
Why is trade history delayed?
A master’s public trade history is shown with a 30 minutes delay so nobody can front-run their positions. Your copy account receives trades in real time.
Can I lose money copying?
Yes. Copying a master means taking the same market risk they take, scaled to your size. Past performance does not guarantee future results; use the equity stop and drawdown limits.
Can I become a master?
Yes, from the Client Area. Meet the requirements, set your fee and strategy description, and apply. Ezymex keeps 20% of the performance fees you earn.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Copy trading, PAMM and MAM accounts trade CFDs and cannot trade options.

Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Read more

Find a master to follow.

Open an account in minutes, practise on demo, then fund with USDT and trade on live.

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Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Read more