Copy Trading
Copy Trading on Binomo is essentially simple: you pick a trader from the leaderboard, then automatically copy their trades. Each trader card shows stats like weekly profit (i.e. profit over the last 7 days), number of copied trades, number of copiers (e.g. 2/100), commission, and a Profit-vs-Loss ratio. You set limits and a maximum trade amount before copying, and can stop at any time. Per Binomo's official Copy Trading Agreement, the feature is available only on the Website, on REAL accounts (not demo), and only for Fixed-Time Trades (FTT). The decision to copy is entirely voluntary and at your sole discretion — the company gives no recommendation.
Note on commission: when you copy, the trader you follow earns a commission from your successful copied trades (e.g. 1%–18% as observed). Conversely, if others copy you, you receive the commission. So it isn't a free service — a cut is taken.
The most important honest point: the "weekly profit" figure is past performance, NOT a guarantee. Even top-ranked traders display large loss ratios — in the observed examples the Profit/Loss bar ranges from 71%/29% to 67%/33%, meaning a big share of trades still lose. Copying doesn't remove risk; you still bear the losses yourself. Choose with a cool head and don't copy with money you can't afford to lose. Since copy trading only runs on real accounts, get familiar with fixed-time trading mechanics on the demo first before risking real funds. Also read the official Copy Trading Agreement before you start.
How it works
- 1 On another trader's card, review their stats (profit, number of trades, Profit/Loss ratio) and pick the best one to copy — weigh the profit and the risk.
- 2 Click Follow to see the selected trader's trades on the chart.
- 3 To copy, set your limits and choose a maximum trade amount, then click Copy.
- 4 Copying stops when the limit is reached or when you press the Stop copying button.
- 5 On your own card, you can view your stats and set a commission on trades others copy from you; the commission is credited to your real account when their copied trades succeed.
Even top-ranked traders show large loss ratios (observed ~29%–33% losing). "Weekly profit" is past performance, not a guarantee — copying does not remove risk, and you still bear the losses.
Official terms: Binomo Copy Trading Agreement — read it before you start (it prevails over the Client Agreement for copy trading).