B2Broker’s B2Copy integrates with cTrader

Technology providers B2Broker and Spotware, the company behind the cTrader trading platform, announced on Thursday that B2Copy is now integrated with cTrader. B2Copy is a copy trading solution produced by B2Broker.

“We are excited that B2BROKER has joined our extensive network of partners, and thrilled to develop the market together,” said Spotware CEO Ilia Iarovitcyn.

“At cTrader, we are committed to collaborating with top technology providers to deliver an exceptional and premium trading experience to our users. Through partnerships like this, cTrader maintains its status as the first Open Trading Platform™, offering limitless opportunities for integration and customisation within our platform.”

The new integration means that brokers offering cTrader can now provide the different features that B2Copy has to their clients.

That includes a Percent Allocation Management Module (PAMM), a first for cTrader, and a Multi-Account Manager (MAM) integration.

Other features include flexible fee options for ‘master’ traders. This means they can tweak their fees, charge their clients varying fees, and make promotional offers to potential investors. Traders that are copying other investors can also customise their own copy settings and access advanced copy features, such as reverse copy.

cTrader also has a range of features to attract copy trading clients, many of which are likely to appeal to introducing brokers.

That includes cTrader Invite – a suite of products designed for IBs to attract new traders – and tools to share signals. Other products include cTrader Algo, which allows users to easily create algo trading bots.

B2COPY offers the first-ever PAMM and MAM for professional money managers, multiple allocation
methods, and a variety of fee types, including subscription and joining fees, to cTrader users,” said Sergey Ryzhavin, CPO of B2Copy.

“Also, our performance fee calculation options provide more flexibility for brokers and their clients. We’ve worked really hard to integrate these sophisticated features into B2COPY, and we’re excited to welcome cTrader and their users to experience these benefits.”

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