MiroNext uses a clear profit-share model designed to keep pricing simple, fair, and connected to actual results. Investors do not buy fixed subscription plans for basic copy-trading access; instead, each trader's profit-share percentage is shown clearly before investors choose to follow them. Investors pay the trader's profit share only after eligible profit is realized, while MiroNext charges its platform commission from traders, not as a separate subscription plan charged directly to investors.
How Pricing Works
MiroNext uses a performance-based profit-share model. This means: investors do not buy monthly platform plans; each trader has a clearly displayed profit-share percentage; investors pay the trader's profit share only after eligible profit is realized; MiroNext charges commission from traders; MiroNext does not charge investors a separate fixed platform subscription for basic copy-trading access; broker fees and third-party costs remain separate from MiroNext. This model is designed to connect trader rewards to actual performance instead of charging investors upfront for access.
No Fixed Subscription Plans for Investors
MiroNext does not sell fixed subscription plans to investors for basic copy-trading access. Investors do not need to choose a monthly plan such as Basic, Standard, Premium, or VIP to start using the platform. If MiroNext introduces any separate investor-paid premium feature, tool, or service in the future, the price, billing terms, and activation conditions will be clearly shown before use.
Trader Profit Share
Each trader on MiroNext has a clearly displayed profit-share percentage. This percentage represents the trader's share of eligible profit generated through copy-trading activity. Before following a trader, investors should review: the trader's profit-share percentage; performance history; risk profile; maximum drawdown; trading style; calculation period; settlement rules; other fee-related information shown on the platform. Profit share is not charged simply because a trader opens trades. It applies only when eligible profit is realized according to the applicable platform rules.
When Profit Share Is Paid
Profit share is paid after eligible profit is realized. Depending on platform rules and trader settings, profit share may be calculated based on: realized closed-trade profit; net profit after losses; account growth during a defined period; high-water mark logic, where applicable; eligible net profit after previous losses, where applicable; settlement periods shown on the platform. The applicable calculation method, timing, and conditions are shown on the platform before or during trader activation.
High-Water Mark and Loss Recovery
Where applicable, MiroNext uses high-water mark or similar logic to help ensure that profit share is calculated only after previous losses have been recovered. This means a trader must generate new eligible profit above the previous relevant account peak before profit share becomes payable. This approach helps make the profit-share model more fair, performance-based, and aligned with actual investor results.
MiroNext Commission from Traders
MiroNext charges its platform commission from traders. MiroNext does not charge investors a separate fixed platform subscription fee for basic copy-trading access. MiroNext earns from traders in two main ways: a one-time trader application and review fee; a percentage commission deducted from the approved trader's profit-share amount when eligible profit is distributed. This means MiroNext's commission is connected to the trader side of the platform, not charged to investors as a separate monthly platform plan.
Trader Application and Review Fee
Users who apply to become traders on MiroNext must pay a one-time application and review fee. This fee is charged for reviewing the trader application, performance information, strategy details, risk behavior, account history, and platform suitability. The trader application and review fee is: paid once at the time of application; required for trader review; non-refundable; not a guarantee of approval; not a guarantee of ranking, visibility, followers, or future income. If a trader application is rejected, the review fee is not refunded. This fee covers the review process, not acceptance into the platform.
Commission from Trader Profit Share
If an approved trader generates eligible profit for investors, the investor pays the trader's profit share based on the displayed percentage and applicable settlement rules. During profit distribution, MiroNext deducts its platform commission as a percentage from the trader's profit-share amount. This commission is taken from the trader's share, not as an additional separate subscription plan charged to the investor. For example, if a trader earns a profit-share amount under the platform rules, MiroNext deducts its commission from that trader-side amount before the final trader payout is completed. The exact commission percentage, payout method, and settlement process are defined by MiroNext's trader terms or trader dashboard information.
What Investors Pay
As an investor, your main platform-related payment is the trader's profit share after eligible profit is realized. Investors do not pay MiroNext a fixed monthly subscription plan for basic copy-trading access. Investors may still be responsible for third-party costs, including: broker spreads; broker commissions; swaps or overnight financing; deposit fees; withdrawal fees; currency conversion fees; payment provider fees; taxes or reporting obligations; VPS or technical service costs, if used separately. These third-party costs are not charged by MiroNext and can affect final trading results.
Broker and Trading Costs
Trading costs charged by your broker are separate from MiroNext. These may include: spreads; commissions; swaps; financing costs; margin requirements; inactivity fees; deposit fees; withdrawal fees; account maintenance charges. You are responsible for reviewing your broker's fee structure before connecting your account or copying any trader. Broker costs can reduce your actual profit or increase your losses.
Fee Transparency Before Following a Trader
Before following a trader, MiroNext displays the trader's profit-share percentage and relevant fee information. This can include: trader profit-share percentage; calculation method; settlement period; high-water mark logic, where applicable; minimum conditions, where applicable; relevant fee notices; trader-related commercial terms. You should not follow a trader unless you understand the applicable profit-share structure and possible trading costs.
Changes to Trader Fees
Trader profit-share percentages, settlement rules, and commercial terms may change from time to time. Material changes will be shown on the platform before they apply to new copy-trading activity or future settlement periods. If you do not agree with updated trader fee terms, you can stop copying the trader after completing any required outstanding profit-share settlement.
Stopping Copy Trading and Profit Share Settlement
You can stop copying a trader through your dashboard after all required conditions are completed. If the trader has generated eligible profit for your account, you must settle the trader's profit share before you can unfollow that trader or follow a new trader. Until the outstanding profit-share amount is settled, MiroNext restricts unfollowing the current trader and following another trader. Stopping copy trading does not remove obligations related to already realized profit, previous copied trades, completed settlement periods, or outstanding profit-share amounts.
Refunds
Investor profit-share payments are based on eligible realized profit and are generally non-refundable once calculated and settled. Trader application and review fees are non-refundable. MiroNext does not refund the trader application and review fee if: the trader application is rejected; the trader does not complete the application process; the trader changes their mind; the trader is not approved; the trader receives no followers; the trader does not generate income; the trader account is later restricted or removed for violation of platform standards. If any future paid investor feature, premium tool, or separate service is introduced, the applicable refund rules will be disclosed before purchase or activation.
Taxes and Reporting
Users are responsible for understanding and handling any tax obligations related to trading profits, copy-trading income, trader payments, profit-share payments, commissions, or other financial activity connected to MiroNext. MiroNext does not provide tax advice. Users should consult a qualified tax professional if they are unsure about their obligations.
Important Notice
Profit-share pricing does not mean trading is safe or guaranteed. Investors may still lose money while using copy trading. A trader may generate losses, and no profit share may be payable if no eligible profit is realized. MiroNext does not guarantee: profit; capital protection; loss recovery; trader performance; future returns; uninterrupted copy trading; exact execution of copied trades. Investors should review each trader's risk profile and profit-share percentage before copying. Traders should understand that paying the application and review fee does not guarantee approval, visibility, followers, or income.
Updates to This Page
MiroNext may update this Pricing & Profit Share page from time to time to reflect changes in platform features, trader fee structures, commission models, payment processes, settlement rules, or legal requirements. Continued use of MiroNext after updates become effective means that users acknowledge the updated pricing information.
Investors do not buy fixed monthly platform plans for basic copy-trading access on MiroNext.
Each trader has a clearly displayed profit-share percentage before investors choose to follow them.
Investors pay the trader's profit share only after eligible profit is realized and calculated under platform settlement rules.
MiroNext charges its platform commission from traders, not as a separate subscription plan charged to investors.
Trader applicants pay a one-time, non-refundable application and review fee before their application is reviewed.
When an approved trader earns profit share, MiroNext deducts its commission percentage from the trader's profit-share amount during distribution.
Broker spreads, commissions, swaps, deposit fees, withdrawal fees, currency conversion fees, and other third-party costs are separate from MiroNext.
If eligible profit is generated, outstanding trader profit share must be settled before unfollowing that trader or following a new trader.