Brokeree Solutions launched a feed today (Wednesday) that lets copy trading signal providers post updates for the traders who follow them. The tool, called Feed, runs inside Brokeree's Social Trading platform, which retail brokers license to offer copy trading to their clients.
Providers who want to talk to followers now mostly use Telegram, Discord or social media, beyond brokers' oversight, the company said.
That traffic matters to brokers. Copy trading makes up as much as 20% of trading volume at some active brokers, according to figures published when Versus Trade launched a copy trading service on Brokeree technology last November.
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Feed is the first of what Brokeree calls Social Add-Ons, optional modules that brokers can switch on at extra cost, and the company said more will follow. Hantec Markets is among the brokers on the system, having launched its Hantec Social copy trading service on Brokeree technology in June.
Robinhood Built a Feed, RoboForex Went Into Telegram
Robinhood's Social feed, which the US broker opened to all eligible customers after a March beta for about 1,000 invited users, ties every post to verified account activity. Copying stays manual.
RoboForex moved in the opposite direction in July, when it put full trading, including copy trading, inside a Telegram mini app. Users can follow signal groups in the messenger and return to the app to place an order.
In most cases, users "don't need a full scale social network, they simply need a communication channel," said Anton Sokolov, head of product at Brokeree.
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Brokeree also competes with other vendors that sell copy trading to brokers. Takeprofit Tech, for one, built its social trading module into Fiboniq's broker CRM in October 2025, letting firms link several MetaTrader servers into one copy trading network.
What Followers Can Read Before They Subscribe
Providers can use Feed to publish strategy updates and market commentary and to explain periods of drawdown, according to the company. Prospective followers can read those posts before they subscribe to a strategy.
"Regular updates help followers understand the provider's approach," said Victor Ivanov, regional head of business development for EMEA at Brokeree.
For brokers, the company argues that provider posts bring new and dormant users back and keep them active for longer. Visible activity from real traders also works as social proof during registration, Brokeree said, which it expects to lift copying activity, deposits and trading volume.
Regulators have also looked at what providers tell followers. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA ) set out its supervisory expectations for copy trading in 2023, covering marketing communications and the qualifications of the traders whose positions are copied.
In April, New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority (FMA) joined a 17-regulator crackdown on finfluencers and said they push followers to copy trades as an apparently easy route to profit.
In March Brokeree released an Integration API that connects Social Trading to platforms beyond MetaTrader and cTrader. It also added a Metabase integration for custom reporting.
The system moved to a new interface this year, with separate portals for administrators, providers and followers, a design Brokeree extended to its PAMM product in September.
