Born2trade Adds Copy Trading to 1:5000 Leverage Platform

Born2trade has launched a copy trading service powered by Brokeree Solutions' Social Trading system, the two companies announced on 4 August 2026, as reported by Damian Chmiel of Finance Magnates and Simon Mugo of TradeInformer. Clients can select strategy providers and automatically replicate their trades on a platform offering leverage up to 1:5000 on selected currency pairs and gold.

This is the third external product the broker has licensed this year, following a prediction markets module from Match-Trade Technologies in July and a high-leverage Dynamic account in April. Born2trade holds a licence from the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius and is registered in Saint Lucia.

How the Service Works

Followers control how positions are copied through two modes: Autoscale adjusts the copied trade volume in proportion to the follower's account equity, while Multiply applies a coefficient chosen by the follower. Each subscription carries a configurable risk level, and parameters can be adjusted without transferring control of the trading account to the strategy provider.

Strategy providers can publish their trading records, attract subscribers, and receive performance fees, with Brokeree's system calculating and collecting those fees automatically. The technology supports several copying models, fee structures, and subscription-level risk limits across MT4, MT5, and cTrader. Born2trade promotes the service for MT5 accounts and also offers a proprietary platform built on Match-Trade infrastructure.

The Dynamic account, launched in April 2026, offers leverage up to 1:5000 on selected currency pairs and gold. The broker now advertises payouts of up to $39 per lot, more than double the $18 promoted at launch. Copy trading does not guarantee matching returns; differences in account size, execution prices, and risk settings can affect results, and followers remain exposed to trading losses.

What Was Left Unsaid

The Brokeree integration follows a prediction markets module from Match-Trade Technologies in July. CEO Konstantin Rashap said copy trading has become an important part of modern trading infrastructure. Victor Ivanov, Brokeree's regional head of business development for EMEA, said the launch reflects broker demand for flexible investment tools.

Neither company disclosed what performance fees strategy providers will charge, or whether the broker caps them. The announcement left out how provider performance is verified. Born2trade did not disclose client numbers or what share of volume it expects the service to generate. Brokeree widened its reach in March with an Integration API connecting Social Trading to platforms outside MetaTrader and cTrader.

A Crowded Market

Industry estimates put the social trading market at $2.62 billion in 2025. More than 50 brokers rolled out copy trading in 2024, and requests for the technology rose 16% year over year, according to Finance Magnates.