Can I use copy trading or signal services?

No. Copy trading is not permitted on Aurex accounts.

This includes third-party trade copiers, copying trades between your own Aurex accounts, copying another trader, and participating in communities or signal groups where multiple traders execute substantially the same trades.

Copy trading occurs when a trade executed on an Aurex account is replicated from another trader, account, signal provider, community, or external source rather than resulting from the trader's own independent analysis and decision-making.

This can include both automated and manual copying. A trade does not need to be executed through copy-trading software to be considered copied.

For example, if a community leader sends:

XAUUSD BUY @ 4340.20

and multiple Aurex traders enter XAUUSD at or very close to 4340.20, manage the position similarly, and exit at approximately the same price, this may be identified as coordinated or copied trading.

Small differences in execution price do not necessarily make the trades independent. For example, entries at 4340.20, 4340.22, and 4340.30, followed by very similar exits, timing, direction, position management, or other matching characteristics may trigger Aurex's copy-trading detection and a review of the accounts involved.

You are welcome to participate in trading communities and use educational material to learn and develop your own market analysis. However, a community should not be used to coordinate identical trades across Aurex accounts.

If someone provides a specific trade and multiple members simply reproduce that trade—including similar entries, exits, timing, and trade management—it may be considered copy trading even if every trader manually entered the position.

The purpose of an Aurex evaluation is to evaluate your trading decisions and risk management, not the performance of the person providing the signal.

Using a trade copier to automatically replicate trades between your own Aurex accounts is also prohibited.

If you operate multiple Aurex accounts, each account should reflect independent trading activity rather than being used as duplicate copies of one another.

Aurex may flag accounts when two or more traders display substantially matching trading activity. A single similar entry does not necessarily prove copying; traders can naturally enter similar areas in the same market.

However, repeated patterns involving combinations of:

The important distinction is independent decision-making. Two traders occasionally having a similar XAUUSD trade can happen naturally. A repeated pattern where traders enter and exit at nearly identical prices and times is different and may trigger a copy-trading review.

Simple rule: Analyze the market yourself and make your own trading decisions. Do not copy another person's entries and exits, and do not distribute trades for multiple Aurex traders to execute together.