Solutions
One platform, shaped to your side of the market
Brokers, providers and investors each operate on the same records from a different angle. Find the shape that matches what you run, then read the platform behind it.
- Three operating sides plus institutional access through the broker deployment
- The same domain model behind every surface — no side gets a private version of the facts
- Capability areas you can start from, each with its own page
The model
How the three sides interact
Capital, signals and disclosure move through one platform; each side reads what it is entitled to read.
Diagram: three sources — brokers, traders and investors — connect through the ClonePips platform, which a venue can launch as a branded copy trading venue, a strategy marketplace and an investor portal.
2. The platform
Capital, signals and strategy disclosure
3. What a venue can launch
3A branded venue for each market
- Brokers supply the venue: trading servers, liquidity and client accounts
- Providers supply strategies and their disclosure records
- Investors allocate capital against standardised disclosure
- A venue launches any combination of the surfaces on the right
Choose your side
Where do you sit?
Each side has its own brief with the full journey, the modules that deliver it and the controls it operates.
Run a broker venue
Stand up a branded copy trading venue: provider approval, fee plans, tenant risk control, execution integration and a client-facing surface on your domain.
Read the broker briefPublish as a provider
Package a trading approach as a strategy, pass broker review, attract followers in the marketplace and earn fees under explicit terms.
Read the provider briefAllocate as an investor
Discover strategies with standardised disclosure, allocate with a chosen copy profile and monitor every allocation from one view.
Read the investor briefDeploy institutionally
Programmatic access, multi-venue liquidity and consolidated reporting, delivered as a deployment shape on the broker path.
See institutional accessCoverage
Which capability areas each side starts from
Read straight from the product registry's module list — each cell names the modules that serve that side first.
Capability areas by side, from the platform module registry
| Side | Capability areas | Brief |
|---|---|---|
| Broker venue | Copy trading, strategy marketplace, risk management, analytics, trade copier | Operate the venue |
| Provider | Strategy marketplace, copy trading, PAMM / MAM, risk management, analytics | Publish and monetise |
| Investor | Copy trading, strategy marketplace, portfolio management, analytics | Discover and allocate |
| Institution | Analytics, portfolio management, risk management (via the broker deployment) | Programmatic and multi-venue |
Module names come from the platform registry; the brief column names this site's audience pages.
Position
Why one platform rather than four products
The infrastructure behind modern copy trading. Launch branded copy trading, strategy marketplaces, multi-account management and institutional-grade trading infrastructure.
- Every surface is a projection of the same records, so reconciliation is a property of the model
- Risk evaluation runs once, in the same engine, before anything becomes an order
- Disclosure figures come from immutable snapshots rather than per-surface calculations
- A new venue or market is an adapter, not a second platform
Starting points
- Platform overview — the capability areas and how they compose
- Technology — the layers and execution adapters behind them
- Products — the product suite with availability stated per product
- Pricing — the commercial model, without invented figures
Questions
Choosing a starting point
Which side should we start from?
Whichever side operates your revenue today. A broker venue is the entry point for everything else: providers and investors need a venue to publish and allocate on.
Can we adopt only some capability areas?
The capability areas are designed to compose, and each product states which modules it delivers. The demo covers which combination matches your deployment.
What if the product we need is still in development?
Each product page states its availability from the registry. A product still in development is described as design, not as something you can buy today.
Notices
Risk warning
Trading foreign exchange, CFDs and leveraged instruments on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors.
No advice
Information on this site is provided for general information only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation.
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Bring your side of the market to the demo
We walk the surface you operate, the shared model behind it and the commercial basis for the venue.