How copy trading works on Geldtrades
Choose a trader, set your amount and limits, share the result, and withdraw on the published schedule.
Three steps
Choose a trader
Each lead trader runs a strategy in an account Geldtrades owns on Binance, Exness or FXPesa. The leaderboard ranks strategies on return relative to risk and shows the largest fall next to every return.
Set allocation and risk limits
Allocate from $50.00. Set a stop-copy limit (5% to 50%) and an optional take-profit. Before you confirm, you see the amount, the fees and the worst case if the limit is reached.
Share the result
Your money buys units at the next hourly valuation. As the trader’s positions gain or lose, the value of your units moves with them. Fees apply only to profit above your high-water mark.
The detail
Deposit
Deposit with MTN MoMo or Airtel Money (in Ugandan shillings), a debit or credit card, or USDT. Your wallet is kept in US dollars. Geldtrades pays the mobile money fees.
Units and NAV
Each strategy is a pool. When you copy, your money buys units at the next hourly valuation (NAV per unit). You share every trade’s result exactly, in proportion to your units. Joining or leaving at the next valuation, rather than at a price already published, keeps it fair between people who join at different times.
Risk controls
Set a stop-copy limit and an optional take-profit for each copy. Stop-copy isn’t a guaranteed stop-loss: units are sold at the next valuation after the limit is reached.
Withdraw
Remove funds from a copy at any time (it settles at the next valuation), then withdraw from your wallet. Withdrawals are paid on a schedule set by Geldtrades, usually every 14 days.
Common questions
All questions →Do I need to watch the markets?
No. The lead trader trades and your units follow. You should still check your copies and limits from time to time.
Can the trader take my money?
The trader trades a pool account through Geldtrades and never receives venue credentials or withdrawal rights.
What if I want out?
You can remove funds or stop copying at any time. It settles at the next hourly valuation at that price, which may be lower than what you put in.
Copy trading carries a high risk of loss. You can lose some or all of the money you allocate. Past performance does not guarantee future results.