
Duplikium is a cloud trade copier billed for each connected master and slave account. The first subscription band is €9 per account per month, so one master plus one slave costs €18 per month before extras.
This profile describes vendor documentation, not hands-on testing or approval by any trading firm.
Visit Duplikium official siteMonthly subscription rates run from €9 per account for 1-10 accounts down to €6 above 1,000 accounts. Prepay rates range from €0.50 to €0.20 per connected account per day. Both master and slave accounts count.
Software, market data and broker costs may be separate. Check the final order before paying. Source: official pricing.
Subscription billing makes ongoing connected-account costs predictable. Prepay can fit intermittent use if daily connection charges are understood.
Copying permissions, source ownership and IP policies vary by firm. Cloud hosting and optional IPs do not establish permission to copy.
Capabilities below come from the linked official material. Availability can depend on plan, connection or account permissions.
Support is platform- and broker-dependent. Beta labels must not be read as universal production compatibility, and copying between account types still needs a controlled test.
Check the exact account, data access and operating rules before using this tool with live trading.
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No. It is €30 of Prepay credit. At the initial rate, two connected accounts use €1 per day and the vendor illustrates 30 days; larger setups consume credit faster.
At the initial subscription band, two accounts cost €18 per month before optional IPs or other extras.
A static shared IP is a paid option. Dedicated static IPs are separately priced per account. Check the account provider rules first.
No. The vendor warns of broker, software, connection and communication risks. Monitor whether copied orders were placed, changed or closed.
Source record: 18 October 2026. Vendor documentation supports product claims, not independent performance validation. Based on official sources read on 18 October 2026. No hands-on performance results, review rating or firm approval is claimed. No product rating or hands-on testing is claimed.