MiroNext connects investors with selected traders through a structured copy-trading system designed around transparency, account control, and user-defined risk settings. Investors keep their funds in their own broker account, choose the trader they want to follow, define their personal risk limits, and let MiroNext copy trades within those settings, creating a more organized, measurable, and controlled copy-trading experience.
Investors Keep Control of Their Own Account
MiroNext does not hold client trading funds. Investors connect their own trading account to the platform, and their funds remain with their selected broker. MiroNext uses the trading account connection to copy trades, manage open positions, apply risk settings, and display account information inside the dashboard. The trading account access used by MiroNext does not provide withdrawal access or permission to transfer funds.
Traders Share Their Strategy
Selected traders on MiroNext can present their trading strategy through a public trader profile. A trader profile can show key information such as: win rate; profit history; 3-month and 6-month performance; number of followers; profit-share percentage; risk level; drawdown; trading style; strategy description. This helps investors compare traders before choosing who to follow.
Investors Choose a Trader
Investors review trader profiles and choose the trader they want to follow. The decision is made by the investor based on the trader's performance, strategy, risk level, follower count, and profit-share percentage. MiroNext provides the platform, data, copy-trading infrastructure, and risk-control tools. The investor remains responsible for choosing the trader and setting their own account limits.
Risk Limits Are Defined by the Investor
Before copy trading is active, the investor defines personal risk limits for the connected trading account. These include: risk per trade; maximum risk for open trades; daily risk limit; weekly risk limit; monthly risk limit. MiroNext uses these limits as the risk framework for copying trades to the investor's account. The goal is to prevent copied trading activity from exceeding the risk boundaries selected by the user.
MiroNext Copies Trades Within Those Limits
After an investor follows a trader, MiroNext starts copying that trader's trades to the connected trading account. Copied trades are applied based on: the selected trader; the investor's connected trading account; the investor's saved risk settings; platform copy-trading rules; broker connection status. MiroNext acts as the technology layer between the trader's activity and the investor's account.
The Dashboard Shows Account Activity
The MiroNext dashboard helps investors monitor their connected account and copy-trading activity. The dashboard displays: account balance; equity; open positions; closed positions; copied trades; profit and loss; account status; selected trader; saved risk settings; copy-trading status. This allows users to follow what is happening without manually placing every trade.
Profit Share Is Paid After Profit Is Realized
MiroNext does not sell fixed subscription plans to investors for basic copy-trading access. Each trader has a clearly displayed profit-share percentage. Investors pay the trader's profit share only after eligible profit is realized and calculated according to platform settlement rules. If a trader does not generate eligible profit, trader profit share is not payable for that period.
MiroNext Earns from Traders
MiroNext charges traders, not investors, as its main platform revenue model. MiroNext earns from traders through: a one-time, non-refundable trader application and review fee; a percentage commission deducted from the approved trader's profit-share amount during profit distribution. This keeps the investor-side model simple and connects platform revenue to trader participation and performance-based payouts.
Users Can Manage Their Account Anytime
Investors can manage their account from the dashboard. They can: disable copy trading; update risk settings; deactivate the trading account connection; monitor copied trades; review account performance; unfollow a trader after required profit-share settlement is completed. If a trader has generated eligible profit, the investor must settle the outstanding trader profit share before unfollowing that trader or following a new one.
The MiroNext Model in Simple Terms
MiroNext works as a structured bridge between investors and traders. Investors bring their own broker account, choose a trader, define risk limits, and monitor results. Traders provide trading strategies, build a public profile, and earn from eligible realized profit. MiroNext provides the infrastructure for account connection, copy trading, risk controls, performance display, settlement logic, and platform monitoring.
Investors connect their own trading account to MiroNext. Their funds remain with their selected broker, and MiroNext does not need withdrawal access for standard copy-trading functionality.
Approved traders display their trading profile, performance history, win rate, 3-month and 6-month profit history, followers, risk level, strategy details, and profit-share percentage.
Investors compare trader profiles and choose the trader that matches their account size, risk preference, and expectations.
Before copy trading starts, investors define risk per trade, maximum open trade risk, daily risk limit, weekly risk limit, and monthly risk limit.
After a trader is followed, MiroNext copies that trader's trades to the investor's connected account according to the investor's saved risk settings and platform copy-trading rules.
The dashboard shows balance, equity, copied trades, open positions, closed positions, profit and loss, selected trader, risk settings, and copy-trading status.
Investors pay the trader's displayed profit share only after eligible profit is realized and calculated under platform settlement rules.
MiroNext earns from traders through a one-time, non-refundable application and review fee, and commission deducted from approved trader profit-share payouts.