Born2trade has launched a copy trading service running on Brokeree Solutions’ Social Trading system, the two companies said. It is the third product the offshore broker has taken from an outside vendor this year.
Born2trade holds a license from the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius and is registered in Saint Lucia. In July it rolled out a prediction markets module supplied by Match-Trade Technologies, the vendor behind the platform that powers its main front end.
Followers pick a strategy provider and the system replicates that provider’s trades. Autoscale sets the copied volume in proportion to the follower’s equity, while Multiply applies a coefficient the follower chooses.
Each subscription also carries a configurable risk level. Born2trade said the combination lets clients align copied strategies with their own risk tolerance.
“Copy trading has become an important part of modern trading infrastructure,” Born2trade Chief Executive Konstantin Rashap said in a statement.
Those controls sit on top of an aggressive underlying account. The broker introduced its Dynamic account in April with leverage of up to 1:5000 on selected currency pairs and gold, against the 1:30 retail cap in the European Union and the United Kingdom.
The partner economics have moved as well. Born2trade now advertises payouts of up to $39 per lot, more than double the $18 per lot it promoted when the Dynamic account launched.
Vendors Are Selling the Same System Into a Crowded Field
Copy trading has become a procurement decision for most brokers rather than a build. Versus Trade switched on the same Brokeree system in November across MT4 and MT5, with drawdown limits and volume filters.
Rival brokers moved on a similar timeline. STARTRADER released Web STAR Copy in March, a browser version of its existing service with a $50 minimum for copiers.
The vendors are pushing just as hard. Devexperts wired Traders Connect into DXtrade, and Pelican later extended its own copier across MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade and Match-Trade.
Brokeree widened its own reach in March with an Integration API that connects the system to platforms outside MetaTrader and cTrader. That followed an earlier push to take Social Trading to cTrader.
Victor Ivanov, Brokeree’s regional head of business development for EMEA, said the launch reflects broker demand for “flexible investment tools that strengthen client engagement.”
Industry estimates put the social trading market at $2.62 billion in 2025. More than 50 brokers rolled out copy trading in 2024, and requests for the underlying technology rose 16% year over year.
Fee Levels and Track Record Checks Left Undisclosed
Strategy providers on Born2trade can publish strategies and charge a performance fee, with calculation and collection handled by the system. Neither company said what those fees will be, or whether the broker caps them.
The announcement also left out how provider performance is verified. STARTRADER has similarly not disclosed how the metrics on its signal provider profiles are independently audited.
Which platform carries the service is unclear too. Brokeree’s Social Trading runs on MT4, MT5 and cTrader, plus other platforms through the API, while Born2trade offers MetaTrader 5 and a proprietary platform built on Match-Trade infrastructure.
Born2trade did not give client numbers or say what share of volume it expects the service to generate.
Born2trade has launched a copy trading service running on Brokeree Solutions’ Social Trading system, the two companies said. It is the third product the offshore broker has taken from an outside vendor this year.
Born2trade holds a license from the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius and is registered in Saint Lucia. In July it rolled out a prediction markets module supplied by Match-Trade Technologies, the vendor behind the platform that powers its main front end.
Followers pick a strategy provider and the system replicates that provider’s trades. Autoscale sets the copied volume in proportion to the follower’s equity, while Multiply applies a coefficient the follower chooses.
Each subscription also carries a configurable risk level. Born2trade said the combination lets clients align copied strategies with their own risk tolerance.
“Copy trading has become an important part of modern trading infrastructure,” Born2trade Chief Executive Konstantin Rashap said in a statement.
Those controls sit on top of an aggressive underlying account. The broker introduced its Dynamic account in April with leverage of up to 1:5000 on selected currency pairs and gold, against the 1:30 retail cap in the European Union and the United Kingdom.
The partner economics have moved as well. Born2trade now advertises payouts of up to $39 per lot, more than double the $18 per lot it promoted when the Dynamic account launched.
Vendors Are Selling the Same System Into a Crowded Field
Copy trading has become a procurement decision for most brokers rather than a build. Versus Trade switched on the same Brokeree system in November across MT4 and MT5, with drawdown limits and volume filters.
Rival brokers moved on a similar timeline. STARTRADER released Web STAR Copy in March, a browser version of its existing service with a $50 minimum for copiers.
The vendors are pushing just as hard. Devexperts wired Traders Connect into DXtrade, and Pelican later extended its own copier across MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade and Match-Trade.
Brokeree widened its own reach in March with an Integration API that connects the system to platforms outside MetaTrader and cTrader. That followed an earlier push to take Social Trading to cTrader.
Victor Ivanov, Brokeree’s regional head of business development for EMEA, said the launch reflects broker demand for “flexible investment tools that strengthen client engagement.”
Industry estimates put the social trading market at $2.62 billion in 2025. More than 50 brokers rolled out copy trading in 2024, and requests for the underlying technology rose 16% year over year.
Fee Levels and Track Record Checks Left Undisclosed
Strategy providers on Born2trade can publish strategies and charge a performance fee, with calculation and collection handled by the system. Neither company said what those fees will be, or whether the broker caps them.
The announcement also left out how provider performance is verified. STARTRADER has similarly not disclosed how the metrics on its signal provider profiles are independently audited.
Which platform carries the service is unclear too. Brokeree’s Social Trading runs on MT4, MT5 and cTrader, plus other platforms through the API, while Born2trade offers MetaTrader 5 and a proprietary platform built on Match-Trade infrastructure.
Born2trade did not give client numbers or say what share of volume it expects the service to generate.
