When using Copy Trading on SyntX accounts, there are specific restrictions and limits in place. These conditions are designed to ensure fair execution, risk control, and consistent trading performance across all users.
Volume limits
Each trading instrument available in SyntX Copy Trading has:
Max volume per deal (lots): the maximum number of lots you can open in a single trade.
Total volume limits (lots): the maximum combined exposure you can have across multiple trades in the same asset.
These rules prevent excessive risk on single positions and help balance the trading system.
Commissions
For every copied trade, a commission is charged. This can be:
A fixed commission per lot (USD/lot)
or
A minimum commission per deal, which ensures that very small trades are still charged a baseline fee.
💡 Note: commission amount depends on the asset you are trading. Always review the detailed commission table before starting.
Example
If you copy a trade on FX Vol 20 with a size of 2 lots:
The maximum allowed per deal is 5 lots, so your trade is valid.
The commission rate is 2.00 USD per lot.
Therefore, you will pay 2 × 2.00 = 4.00 USD in commission.
Where to find full details
You can view complete conditions and limitations here: Copy Trading SyntX conditions and limits – full table
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
What is SyntX in copy trading?
What is SyntX in copy trading?
SyntX refers to synthetic instruments that follow specific pricing and execution rules, which may differ from traditional forex or CFD instruments.
Can all copy trading strategies trade SyntX instruments?
Can all copy trading strategies trade SyntX instruments?
No. Only strategies that explicitly support SyntX instruments can trade them. Not all providers enable SyntX trading.
Are risk settings different for SyntX copy trading?
Are risk settings different for SyntX copy trading?
Yes. Risk parameters such as maximum lot size, drawdown limits, or leverage may be stricter for SyntX instruments.
Can I manually trade SyntX instruments while copy trading is active?
Can I manually trade SyntX instruments while copy trading is active?
In most cases, manual trading alongside copy trading is limited or restricted to avoid conflicts in execution.
What should I do if I encounter issues with SyntX copy trading?
What should I do if I encounter issues with SyntX copy trading?
Review the strategy requirements, check your account type and balance, and contact Weltrade support if trades are consistently not copied or rejected.