For traders
Publish strategies under your broker's review
A provider operates master accounts, packages an approach as a strategy, and publishes it to the marketplace on a broker venue. Copy settings, risk limits and fee terms are explicit before anyone follows.
- Broker review queue rather than open publishing
- Standardised disclosure on every published strategy
- Attribution from individual trades to revenue
Requirements
What a provider needs from a venue
The four conditions that decide whether publishing is worth doing.
Venue onboarding and review
Onboarding and review inside each broker venue
Master account protection
Rules that protect the master account
Transparent attribution
Transparent attribution from trades to revenue
Explicit fee terms
Fee terms that are explicit before publishing
Sequence
From trading to monetisation
The stages a provider moves through on a broker venue.
- 1
Trade
Operate master trading accounts on the broker's servers.
trade_copier
- 2
Create strategy
Package a trading approach as a strategy with fees and limits.
strategy_marketplace
- 3
Publish
Submit the strategy for broker review and approval.
strategy_marketplace · risk_management
- 4
Attract followers
Appear in the marketplace with disclosure and track record.
strategy_marketplace · analytics
- 5
Manage
Adjust copy settings, risk limits and capacity.
risk_management · pamm
- 6
Analyze
Review attribution, drawdown and trade distribution.
analytics
- 7
Monetize
Earn performance and subscription fees under the fee plan.
pamm
Publishing
What review actually checks
Publishing is a review queue, not a listing page. Each submission carries the disclosure a follower needs to evaluate the strategy, and the venue decides whether it is offered.
- Strategy identity, risk level and fee load stated up front
- Performance shown with period, currency and account scope
- Broker approval recorded with a review state and timestamp
- Copy settings and capacity limits visible before publication
Where the boundary is
- The platform evaluates risk rules; the broker approves publication
- Fee terms come from the venue fee plan, not the provider
- A provider cannot publish outside its broker's venue
Questions
Before you publish
How does a provider earn?
Fee plans are configured by the broker venue — performance fees, subscription fees or a share of volume. The terms are shown to a follower before they subscribe, and ClonePips does not set or guarantee them.
What stops a provider taking too much risk?
The risk engine evaluates rules before, during and after execution, and the broker can apply tenant-wide limits and kill switches on top of provider-level settings.
Is there a limit on how much I can take on?
Capacity is a copy setting on the strategy. Providers set it, and the venue can constrain it further, so a strategy can decline new allocations rather than degrade existing ones.
Can I see where revenue comes from?
Analytics provides trade-level attribution: which strategy, which subscriber, which fee plan produced each amount.
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.
Onboarding
Bring a strategy to a broker venue
A demo covers the provider console, the review queue and the disclosure an investor sees before subscribing.