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Is Copy Trading Allowed at FTUK?
The Simple Answer
Yes, from your own accounts. Copy trading is permitted from personal accounts legally tied to you, and copying between non-FTUK and FTUK accounts is allowed, with FTUK accounts used as Master or Slave. However, copying between multiple FTUK accounts is not allowed; placing the same trades on several FTUK accounts is a violation.
What Is Allowed and What Is Not
How Copy Trading Works Here
Use an FTUK account as a Master or Slave together with your own non-FTUK accounts. Do not link multiple FTUK accounts to each other; if you hold several, trade them differently rather than mirroring the same positions.
What Counts as a Breach
Copying trades between multiple FTUK accounts, or placing the same trades across several FTUK accounts, is a violation. FTUK expects you to diversify risk by trading your FTUK accounts differently.
Final Comments
FTUK is unusual: copying between your own external accounts and FTUK is fine in either direction, but linking multiple FTUK accounts together is not. Keep your FTUK accounts trading differently from one another.
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FAQ
Is copy trading allowed at FTUK?
Yes, from your own personal accounts, including between non-FTUK and FTUK accounts. Copying between multiple FTUK accounts is not allowed.
Can an FTUK account be a Master or Slave?
Yes, when copying with your own non-FTUK accounts. FTUK accounts can serve as either Master or Slave.
Can I copy between two FTUK accounts?
No. Copying trades between multiple FTUK accounts is prohibited, and placing the same trades on several FTUK accounts is a violation.
Why must FTUK accounts trade differently?
To diversify risk. Placing identical trades across multiple FTUK accounts is treated as a violation.