Born2trade copy trading has gone live on Brokeree Solutions’ Social Trading system, marking the broker’s third outside product addition this year. The companies said followers can choose a strategy provider, and then the system mirrors that provider’s trades. Born2trade holds a license from the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius and is registered in Saint Lucia.
The new service includes two sizing tools. Autoscale adjusts copied trade size based on the follower’s equity. Meanwhile, Multiply lets the follower apply a chosen coefficient. Each subscription also includes a risk setting, which Born2trade said helps clients match copied strategies to their own risk tolerance.
Born2trade Chief Executive Konstantin Rashap said copy trading has become an important part of modern trading infrastructure. However, the companies did not say which platform will carry the service. Brokeree’s Social Trading works on MT4, MT5 and cTrader, and it can also connect to other platforms through its API. Born2trade offers MetaTrader 5 and a proprietary platform built on Match-Trade infrastructure.
Born2trade Copy Trading Adds New Tools
Strategy providers on the service can publish strategies and charge a performance fee. The system handles both the fee calculation and collection. However, neither company disclosed the fee levels or said whether Born2trade sets a cap on them.
The announcement also did not explain how provider performance is verified. In addition, Born2trade did not provide client numbers or say how much trading volume it expects the service to generate.
Broker Expanded Product Line This Year
In July, Born2trade added a prediction markets module from Match-Trade Technologies. That vendor also supplies the platform behind the broker’s main front end. Earlier, in April, the broker launched its Dynamic account with leverage of up to 1:5000 on selected currency pairs and gold.
Born2trade now advertises partner payouts of up to $39 per lot. That is more than double the $18 per lot it promoted when the Dynamic account launched. Meanwhile, Victor Ivanov, Brokeree’s regional head of business development for EMEA, said the launch shows broker demand for flexible investment tools that strengthen client engagement.
Industry estimates valued the social trading market at $2.62 billion in 2025. More than 50 brokers launched copy trading in 2024, while demand for the underlying technology rose 16% from a year earlier.
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Source: Finance Magnates
