CopyPit Systematic (RPF)
XAUUSD and selected FX pairs. Five automated modules on one equity-based risk framework.
Average year
+256%
Max drawdown
20.75%
Win rate
73%
Free copy trading
Copy trading that costs you nothing, on accounts you can open and read
Copy trading means your broker account automatically places the same trades as someone else’s. CopyPit runs an automated strategy on a live account. You connect your own PU Prime account, and from the next trade it takes, your account takes it too, at the size you set.
What free actually means here
No subscription, no signal fee, no profit share, no performance fee. The only money that leaves your hands is the deposit into your own trading account, and that stays yours.
It is free because PU Prime pays us for accounts opened through our link. That is an introducing-broker arrangement: the broker pays a share of the spread it already charges. Your trading costs are PU Prime’s standard ones either way. We are paid more when more people trade, which is a commercial incentive and worth weighing, and it is exactly why every figure below links to a record you can inspect rather than a screenshot. The whole arrangement is on the affiliate disclosure.
Cost to copy
Free
Minimum deposit
$100
Account stop loss
30%
Setup time
~5 min
What you are not handing over
- Not your money. The deposit sits in your own PU Prime account. We never hold client funds.
- Not control. You set the allocation and the multiplier, and you can stop copying from the same screen in the portal at any time.
- Not a lock-in. No contract, no minimum term, no exit fee.
- Not your time. You place no orders and watch no charts. The strategy trades, your broker copies it.
The strategy
It reports to its own independently verified live account on Myfxbook.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Figures are taken from the strategy’s own live account, verified by Myfxbook. Your own result will differ.
Who it does not suit
Systematic recorded a 20.75% drawdown, meaning at its worst the account was down a fifth before it recovered. If watching that happen would make you switch it off at the bottom, this is the wrong thing to copy, and the number is published precisely so you can decide that now rather than then.
It also suits nobody looking for a guarantee. There is not one. What there is instead is a public record, losing months included, and a 30% account stop on the strategy.