How a Trader’s commission is calculated

Your commission depends on the scheme you choose. Here’s how each one works:


Performance Fee

You earn a percentage only on profit above the Investor’s previous highest profit level (high watermark).


Example (Commission rate is 10%) 

Period #1: Profit = $100 → You earn $10 

Period #2: Profit = $150 → Delta is 150-100 = $50 → You earn $5 

Period #3: Profit = $140 → Delta = -$10 → No commission


If you update your commission rate, the new rate applies to all copied trades (old and new).


Subscription Fee

You earn a fixed weekly commission if the Investor earns a positive result.


Example ($50 Subscription fee): 

Week #1: Profit = $100 → You get $50 

Week #2: Profit = $190 → Delta = 190-100= $90 → You get $50 

Week #3: Profit = $160 → Delta = -$30 → No commission


 If you update the fee amount, the new rate applies to the new week / new Investment period.

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