IDTraders connects people who trade with people who want to follow them, and mirrors trades between their wallets automatically. Founded in 2008 for a small circle of traders; open to the world since 2026.
IDTraders is a platform on which traders with a public track record — masters — open their trading to be copied, and followers allocate an amount to copy them. Every trade a master makes is mirrored into each follower's allocation, in proportion, automatically. The follower's money never leaves the follower's own wallets; the master never holds it and cannot reach it. When a copied trade closes in profit, the profit is shared: the follower keeps half on a standard copy, more on a commitment package, and the rest is the fee from which the master, the introducer network and the platform are paid. Nothing is charged on a losing trade.
Around that core sit the things a platform needs to run it well: separate wallets so that a copy can reach only its own allocation; a stop-out engine checking every position every fifteen seconds and a follower-set auto-stop on every copy; identity verification before the first withdrawal; USDT deposits and withdrawals on two networks; an introducer program that pays across fifteen levels for trading activity, never for deposits; and a public site that shows master records, ranks, prices and the economic calendar live from the platform rather than typed.
Master traders open their accounts to followers. Followers choose who to copy, how much, and where to stop. The platform mirrors every trade, enforces every limit — the master's stop on each trade, the follower's auto-stop on the copy, the margin stop-out on every position — and settles every share on the master's cadence. Introducers who bring traders to the platform earn from their network's trading activity. We publish the figures that let followers judge masters, keep the wallets separate, verify identities, and answer support within the hours on the Contact page.
We do not manage anyone's money: funds stay in each client's wallet and are never transferred to a master. We do not recommend masters; selection is always the client's decision, made from computed records. We do not promise returns: the Risk Disclosure says, in plain words, that you can lose the funds you allocate, and every page carries the warning. We do not charge for deposits, for losing trades, for holding a balance, or for holding a position overnight. And we do not describe our licensing as anything other than what it is on the day you read the Legal & Licensing page.
People who want a better trader's decisions working for them without handing over their money. They read a profile, allocate an amount, set an auto-stop and let the platform copy. Most start with a few hundred dollars and one master. The step-by-step guides take a new follower from registration to a first copy.
Traders with a record they are willing to have measured and published. Masters earn a share of the profit they make for followers, at each settlement, and nothing when they lose. Applications open to clients with six months on the platform and five years of experience; the requirements are here.
Members who bring others to the platform and earn from their network's trading — a quarter of every copy fee, across fifteen levels — with ranks, bonuses and rewards on top for the networks that commit. The IB program page has the arithmetic and a simulator.
Every figure on a master's profile is computed from closed trades. A master can describe their style; they cannot write their record.
The first question of any copy service is who holds the money. Here the answer has never changed: the follower.
Masters earn on profit, introducers earn on fees, ranks count committed volume. Money sitting still earns nobody anything, so every incentive points at using the platform well.
The follower sets the auto-stop; the platform enforces it. The weekly break exists so that nobody is shown a price that is not real.
The legal documents are long because they are complete, not because they are vague. The blog and the guides say what a number means and what a button does.
Including "pending" on the licensing page, "you can lose" on every page, and "a 90% win rate can lose money" in the FAQ. Honest has been cheaper than clever for eighteen years.
IDTraders is owned and operated by IDTraders Ltd. It was started in 2008 by a trader, for a circle of traders, and it is still run by people who trade. There is no outside brand behind it and no white-label arrangement: the platform, the engine that mirrors and settles every trade, the wallets and this site are built and operated by the company itself.
A copy-trading platform should be judged by the records it publishes, the rules it enforces and the money it returns. Every number a client relies on here is computed by the platform from real trades, every rule is written in the Terms of Service, and every claim about licensing is on the Legal & Licensing page exactly as it stands. Those are the things behind IDTraders, and they are the things a client can check.
Started as a trading service for a small circle of traders. Our story →
Open to traders worldwide with a rebuilt platform and this site.
support@idtraders.com · Contact page →
Seven decisions, in order, from 2008 to the global launch.
Wallets, verification, the engine and what protects the account.
Licensing status as it stands, updated as each step completes.
Fifty articles on forex, gold, Bitcoin, risk and copying.
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