Exness vs FXTM — which is better for copy trading?
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Broker review: Exness
Exness is a CySEC-regulated broker with ultra-tight pricing, instant withdrawals, and one of the highest monthly trading volumes in the industry ($4T+).
Broker review: FXTM
FXTM (ForexTime) is a CySEC-regulated broker established in 2011 in Cyprus, offering three account tiers, structured education, and multilingual support — well-suited to beginners and intermediate traders.
What is copy trading and is it worth it?
Copy trading is a feature that lets you automatically mirror the trades of experienced traders in real time. It can work for passive investors who lack time to trade manually, but most copy trading accounts still lose money because copiers often chase recent winners and abandon strategies during drawdowns.
Does Pepperstone offer copy trading via DupliTrade or MyFXBook in 2026?
No. Pepperstone confirmed in April 2026 that it does not offer native copy trading and no longer integrates DupliTrade, MyFXBook AutoTrade or ZuluTrade for EU/UK clients. Clients seeking social or copy trading on a regulated EU broker should look at eToro (CySEC 109/10) for social copy or AvaTrade for ZuluTrade and DupliTrade integrations.
Is FXTM a safe broker in 2026?
FXTM is safe for EU retail clients. ForexTime Ltd is regulated by CySEC under licence 185/12 and additionally holds FCA (UK) and FSCA (South Africa) licences. EU clients get ICF protection up to EUR 20,000, mandatory client-fund segregation, and ESMA negative-balance protection.