Trade it, copy it, or let it run.

The spine of the page

Five ways to put it to work.

Not five marketing names for the same account — five genuinely different products, each with its own page, its own record and its own fees.

Every lead publishes the same six figures, and drawdown sits beside return where it cannot be skipped.

The last row is on this page on purpose. Atlas Trend is down over thirty days and every competitor's copy-trading page shows winners only. A leaderboard that cannot go red is an advertisement; one that can is a record.

The risk band sits on the same row as the rate, in the colour the platform already uses for a loss. A rate stated without it is a promise.

The platform

Everything settles into one ledger.

Equity, cash, at-risk and unrealised on one line — whichever of the five you used to get there. The currency chip in the bar changes what all of them are quoted in.

And the grid behind those prices: all 76, filterable by class, with open, high, low, volume and fee — and whether the feed behind each row is Live, Delayed or Indicative. A price that says how fresh it is beats a price that does not.

Then the book: unrealised, at-risk and exposure across the top, every position with its side, stake, leverage, entry, mark, brackets and live P/L. The footnote earns its place — a dash is “no bracket set”, not a stop at zero.

Three steps, in order

Numbered because it genuinely is a sequence — you cannot fund before you verify.

Not ready to fund? The demo account carries the same 76 instruments at the same prices, and the switch between them is one control in the bar — never a separate login, never a separate app.