BoltCopy

Trade the markets a desk is already in

Every desk on BoltCopy publishes a code against each position it is holding. Take today's code, stake what you choose on that market, and watch the trade settle.

What BoltCopy is

A copy-trading platform for people who do not watch charts all day. The desks do the reading; what reaches you is a short list of the markets each one is in today and the code that opens the same trade for you. Crypto and listed stocks, from one trading balance.

How it works

How you earn

A trading day is 3 sessions, and your account opens one trade in each. Every market publishes its own daily rate; a trade pays one session of that rate on your stake, sixty seconds after you open it.

  1. 1 Fund the wallet and choose what to stake.
  2. 2 Take the code a desk is holding on a market today.
  3. 3 The trade settles in sixty seconds at the session rate.
On a stake of
What a stake of 1,000 USDT earns per session, day, week and month.
Period Rate On 1,000 USDT
Per session 1 trade 0.40–0.80% 4.00–8.00
Per day 3 trades 1.20–2.40% 12.00–24.00
Per week 21 trades 8.40–16.80% 84.00–168.00
Per month 90 trades 36.00–72.00% 360.00–720.00

Rates differ from market to market, and the band above is what the board is paying today. Nothing compounds: every trade pays on the stake you commit, never on what earlier trades earned. A session you do not trade is gone rather than carried forward, so the week and the month above assume every session is traded at these rates. They are a projection, not a promise.

How a trade works

  1. One. Open the account

    Sign up with your email, confirm the code sent to it, and accept the terms and the risk disclosure. Nothing is charged to open an account, and you can read every desk before you fund anything.

  2. Two. Fund the wallet

    Open Wallet, then Deposit. Choose a network, send only that asset to the address shown, and wait for the confirmations. Then move what you want to trade with into your trading balance: every stake is drawn from that one pot, never straight from a wallet.

  3. Three. Read the desks

    Every desk on the Copy tab carries its return, win rate, total profit, market focus and a risk score out of ten, all worked out from the positions it has published. Read them before you take a code from one.

  4. Four. Take today's code

    Open a desk and tap Copy trade. It lists the markets that desk is holding today, crypto and stocks, each with the code it publishes against that position. Tap one and the code is copied. Codes are issued fresh every day, so a code you saved yesterday no longer opens anything.

  5. Five. Open the trade

    Go to that market, paste the code, and choose how much of your trading balance to stake. The ticket shows what the market's daily rate pays and what comes back before you commit. Then tap Generate trade.

  6. Six. It settles itself

    The trade runs for one minute against the live market. When the clock runs out the server settles it: the market's daily rate is paid on your stake, and the stake and the earnings both return to your trading balance. Nobody has to close it, and one code opens one trade a day.

  7. Seven. Withdraw

    Register the destination address, request the amount, and the request goes to review before it is sent. Withdrawals settle to the address on the account, inside the payout window the platform publishes.

Trading carries risk

Money committed to a trade is at risk, and past performance by a desk is not a promise about the next trade. Never commit money you cannot afford to lose, and read the risk disclosure before you fund an account.

Risk

Questions and answers

What is BoltCopy?

A copy-trading account. You fund a wallet, allocate part of it to a master desk, and that desk’s positions are mirrored into your own account at the size you chose.

How does copying a trader work?

When the desk you follow opens a position, the same position opens for you, funded from your allocation. It closes when the desk closes it.

How much of my balance can a trader use?

Only the allocation you set. The rest of your wallet is never touched, and you can raise or lower that allocation whenever you want.

How do I choose a master trader?

Every desk publishes its return, win rate, total profit, market focus and a risk level from 1 to 10. Compare them on the Copy tab and start with a small allocation.

How do I deposit funds?

Open Wallet, then Deposit. Pick a network, send only that asset to the address shown, and the balance lands once the network reaches the required confirmations.

How do withdrawals work?

Every request is reviewed before it is broadcast on-chain, and it is paid only to an address you registered beforehand. Two-factor confirmation is required once you enable it.

What fees do I pay?

Withdrawals carry a network fee, shown together with the net amount before you confirm. Deposit minimums and confirmation counts are listed on the deposit screen.

Can I pause a copy instead of stopping it?

Yes. Pausing keeps your allocation reserved but mirrors nothing new. Stopping ends the copy and releases the unused allocation back to your available balance.

Do I have to verify my identity?

Sign-up is confirmed with a code sent to your email address. Identity documents can be requested before large withdrawals, to meet anti-money-laundering rules.

How do I keep my account safe?

Turn on two-factor authentication, register your withdrawal addresses in advance, and keep your codes to yourself. Anything done from your account is treated as done by you.

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