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Pocket Option Copy Trading

Follow and copy other traders directly from the Pocket Option platform — how copy trading works, what it costs and the risks that stay with you.

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Min deposit $5  ·  Free $50,000 demo  ·  Founded 2017

Pocket Option copy trading lets you automatically mirror the trades of other platform users. You browse trader profiles and statistics, allocate an amount to copy with, and can stop at any time from the web platform or the app. The risk stays yours: copied losing trades hit your balance exactly like copied winners, and past results never guarantee future ones.

Pocket Option copy trading at a glance

Copy trading essentials

ItemDetail
Where availableWeb platform and mobile app
Minimum to startReal account from a $5 deposit
ControlYou set the allocation and can stop any time
Trader info shownProfile, statistics, recent trades
RiskStays with you — copied losses are real losses

Before you copy a trader

CheckWhy
Trading history lengthA short hot streak says little
DrawdownsShows how much the trader risks per losing run
Your allocationOnly copy with money you can afford to lose
Exit planYou can stop copying at any moment — decide when in advance

Frequently asked questions

How does copy trading work on Pocket Option?
You pick a trader from the platform's list, allocate an amount, and their trades are mirrored proportionally on your account until you stop copying.
Can I lose money copy trading?
Yes. Every losing trade the copied trader takes is mirrored on your balance. Copy trading changes who decides, not how much risk you carry.
Is copy trading available in the Pocket Option app?
Yes — copy trading works in the mobile app as well as on the web platform, using the same account and balance.
How do I choose whom to copy?
Review each trader's profile: history length, win rate, drawdowns and recent activity. Prefer consistent long records over short spectacular streaks, and start with a small allocation.

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