Copy trading allows you to mirror trades from a master account to one or multiple slave accounts. While almost all prop firms allow you to copy trades between your own accounts at the same firm (internal self-copy), policies vary wildly for external copy trading. Many firms strictly prohibit copying from third-party signal providers, retail brokers, or passing challenges using "account management" services. The firms listed here have the most flexible copy trading rules, but you must always verify whether they allow copying FROM an external master account or only internal self-copying.
Copying between your own accounts at the same firm is almost universally allowed. Perfect for trading multiple funded accounts simultaneously.
Most firms ban copying from public signal services. If multiple traders at the firm execute the exact same trades, they will all be flagged and failed.
Copying from your own personal retail broker account TO your prop firm account is allowed by some firms, but prohibited by others. Check the fine print.
Paying someone else (or an EA) to pass your challenge via copy trading is strictly forbidden across the entire industry.
| # | Firm | Rating | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | FundedNext Allowed strictly between your own personal FundedNext accounts up to $300,000 maximum allocation. | 4.8 | |
2 | The 5%ers Allowed strictly between your own personal accounts; third-party signals forbidden. | 4.8 | |
3 | 4.86 | ||
4 | Alpha Capital Group Allowed from your own master trading accounts with proof of ownership. | 4.7 | |
5 | City Traders Imperium Allowed only between your own personal CTI accounts. | 4.5 |
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