Copy Trade features on Woxa Platform.

2 min. readlast update: 10.27.2023

Copy Trade feature involves choosing trades to follow after selecting the Master Trader, and it offers the following options:

  1. Add funds  
  2. Remove funds 
  3. Pause copy 
  4. Resume copy 
  5. Set copy stop loss 
  6. Cut Loss in CopyTrade 
  7. Stop copy 
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1. Add funds

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The copier wants to increase more investment in copy balance. The minimum to ‘Add fund’ is $100 and the maximum must not exceed $100,000 - allocate.

2. Remove funds

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Remove fund is withdrawing or taking some money out of the Master account that you are currently copying. After the trader has removed funds, your money will be returned to your Available balance. The minimum and maximum withdrawal limits are determined for the remove funds.

3. Pause copy

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When copiers copied Master's orders. The next trade, copiers will not invest as the master.

4. Resume copy

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Copier agrees to follow the next master's trades. This will only happen when the copier uses the “Pause copy” order.    

- For example, the master invests in three assets A,B,C, the copier while following the order will also get assets A,B,C. If the copier presses on the “Pause Copy” menu, when the master trades additional assets such as E, F, the copier will not get that trade. Until you press the “Resume copy” to confirm the next order.  

5. Set copy stop loss

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In case Copiers set ‘Edit trade’ (Copiers can set maximum loss up to 99% and minimum loss must be at least 5% in their copy balance. Copiers can set maximum loss up to 99% and minimum loss must be at least 5% in their copy balance.)

6. Cut Loss in CopyTrade

Copiers can set maximum loss up to 95% and minimum loss must be at least 5% in their copy balance.

  • close position

7. Stop copy

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Stop copying master order, all orders will be closed immediately after the copier presses “Stop copy” .  

see also :

Our video : What is Copy Trading?

Our Library : What is Copy Trading?

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