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The prop firm technology vendors that list copy trading as a service, with the platforms each one runs on.
7 prop firm technology vendors in our dataset state copy trading, 3 of them verified by Prop Tech Pal. 3 publish a price or setup fee; the other 4 quote per deal. They are listed verified first, then by how much each vendor publishes — not by product quality.
Every vendor that states copy trading. Verified first, then by how much each publishes — not by product quality.
Verified
Match-Trader is a multi-asset trading platform from Match-Trade Technologies, offered to Forex brokers and prop firms as a white-label package, self-hosted server licence, or standalone back-end.
80/100 · Publishes almost everything
How much Match-Trader publishes — not how good it is
Verified
Techysquad is a Dubai-based Forex CRM and brokerage-technology vendor whose Prop Trading CRM gives proprietary trading firms a dedicated platform for trader onboarding, challenge management, risk monitoring and payouts.
33/100 · Mostly sales-led
How much Techysquad publishes — not how good it is
Verified
Brokeree Solutions is an Estonia-based B2B technology provider for multi-asset brokers.
0/100 · Contact us for everything
How much Brokeree Solutions publishes — not how good it is
Not yet verified
UpTrader is a forex CRM and brokerage software vendor whose Prop Firm Module runs inside the same CRM, so a firm opens prop trading accounts from the Trader's Room rather than from a separate prop platform.
55/100 · Publishes the basics
How much UpTrader publishes — not how good it is
Not yet verified
Wintrado is a Swiss-built white label prop firm and brokerage platform: a proprietary trading engine, two trader apps (NEO and PRO), an Admin Portal CRM and an affiliate portal.
52/100 · Publishes the basics
How much Wintrado publishes — not how good it is
Not yet verified
MMTech Solutions is a Dubai-based supplier of prop firm CRM and back-office software, sold to FX and crypto brokers, funding companies and hedge funds.
28/100 · Mostly sales-led
How much MMTech Solutions publishes — not how good it is
Not yet verified
TeamForce Technologies is a broker CRM and brokerage ecosystem vendor from Paphos, Cyprus, selling a CRM, client zone, branded web and mobile trading front ends, IB and affiliate management and AI communication tools to FX and CFD brokers.
21/100 · Contact us for everything
How much Team Force Tech publishes — not how good it is
From each vendor’s own published material, as recorded in our dataset (last updated 22 Sept 2026). “Not published” means the vendor does not state it — not that the product lacks it. How the grade is computed: methodology.
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Answered from the vendors listed above.
Which companies provide prop firm copy trading software?
7 vendors in the Prop Tech Pal dataset state copy trading: Match-Trader, Techysquad, Brokeree Solutions, UpTrader, Wintrado, MMTech Solutions and Team Force Tech. 3 of them are verified. Membership is based on what each vendor states about its own product.
How much does prop firm copy trading software cost?
3 of the 7 vendors publish a figure. These are each vendor’s own platform prices, which usually bundle this with the rest of the stack rather than pricing it separately: Match-Trader (From USD 2,500/month; no setup fee), UpTrader (From USD 500/month; no setup fee), Wintrado (From EUR 3,500/month). The others quote per deal. Figures are as recorded in our dataset; check the vendor’s own pricing page before relying on one.
Why would a prop firm offer copy trading?
Some firms let funded traders be copied as a product in its own right, and brokers running prop programmes often already offer it. It sits uneasily with evaluation rules that ban trading the same strategy across accounts, which is why the risk engine’s detection matters as much as the copy feature.
Every category with at least two vendors that state it.
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