Choose a Signal Provider by comparing risk, performance, fees, trading history, and current capacity. No single metric can establish suitability or predict future results.
How to browse Signal Providers
Log in to your Client Portal.
Open Social Trading and go to the page that lists available Signal Providers.
Use the available filters and open a Signal Provider profile to review its details.
What should I compare?
Risk score and drawdown: Review the level and pattern of risk, not only the latest score.
Return and trading history: Compare results across different periods and market conditions.
Performance Fee: Check the rate and applicable billing terms before subscribing.
Investors: Shows current participation but does not prove that a Signal Provider is low risk or suitable.
AUM (Assets Under Management): The current combined equity of active Investors under the signal. AUM does not include the Signal Provider's own equity.
Total Equity: AUM plus the Signal Provider's own equity.
Available Capacity: The remaining amount before combined Total Equity reaches the USD 100,000 limit. The investment must also meet the displayed Minimum Investment.
How should I interpret popularity and capacity?
Higher Investor count or AUM shows greater current participation, not lower risk or a higher probability of profit. Available Capacity can also change as equity values, subscriptions, and redemptions change. Review the current figures again before submitting an investment.
Risk notice: Historical performance is not a guarantee of future results. Consider whether the Signal Provider's risk, fees, and trading behaviour are consistent with your own circumstances and risk tolerance.