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Is Copy Trading Allowed at FX2 Funding?
The Simple Answer
Yes, between your own accounts. FX2 Funding does not list copy trading among its prohibited practices, and you can use your own trade copier if you have multiple FX2 accounts, within the $300,000 maximum capital allocation. Hedging across accounts and third-party account management are not allowed.
What Is Allowed and What Is Not
How Copy Trading Works Here
Copy trading is not on FX2 Funding’s forbidden list, and you can run your own copier across your FX2 accounts. The maximum capital allocation is $300,000, with restrictions on account combinations, and automated strategies are allowed as long as they follow the prohibited-trading rules.
What Counts as a Breach
Using multiple accounts for hedging, group hedging or arbitrage, or granting third parties access to trade your accounts, is prohibited. Automated strategies must stay within the prohibited-trading policy.
Final Comments
FX2 Funding is comfortable with copy trading and copiers between your own accounts, within its $300,000 allocation cap. What it prohibits is cross-account hedging, arbitrage and any third-party account management.
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FAQ
Is copy trading allowed at FX2 Funding?
Yes. Copy trading is not among FX2 Funding’s prohibited practices, and you can use your own copier across your own FX2 accounts.
Is there an allocation limit?
Yes. The maximum capital allocation is $300,000, with restrictions on account combinations.
Can I use an automated strategy?
Yes, subject to FX2 Funding’s prohibited-trading policy.
What is prohibited across accounts?
Hedging or group hedging across accounts, arbitrage, and third-party account management.