Pilot action
Your selected Pilot places a supported trade through their connected account.
How it works
One Pilot trades. Connected accounts follow.
TradePilot turns a supported trade from the Pilot you selected into corresponding instructions for connected member accounts. You do not wait for a signal or place the trade yourself.
Trading involves risk, including the loss of capital. Copied execution can differ because of timing, spreads, broker rules, account settings, or technology.
The execution path
What actually happens after the Pilot acts
The homepage gives you the 3-step overview. This is the underlying path from the Pilot's action to your brokerage account.
Trade instruction
TradePilot relays the corresponding instruction through the automated execution workflow.
Broker execution
Your broker receives and executes the instruction under its own rules and market conditions.
Your account
The resulting position sits in your brokerage account, in your name—not in a TradePilot account.
The account boundary
Your brokerage account remains yours
Your money does not move into a TradePilot account. It remains in your own brokerage account, in your name. TradePilot doesn't turn into the holder of your funds. The automation coordinates trade instructions based on the pilot of your choice.
- Your selected Pilot
- Supported trade instructions
- The automated execution workflow
- An account in your name
- Money held at your brokerage
- The choice to switch or stop
Execution is not identical
Why a copied trade can differ
Automation removes the manual step. It does not remove market, brokerage, or technology risk.
Timing
Markets can move between the Pilot's execution and the corresponding execution in a connected account.
Spread and slippage
The price available to your broker may differ from the price available when the Pilot acted.
Broker rules
Supported instruments, order handling, leverage, and other rules can differ by broker and account.
Technology
Connectivity, outages, rejected orders, or other technical events can delay or prevent execution.
Before you select a Pilot
Review complete trade records, not just the winners
TradePilot publishes the complete record available on the platform, including losing trades. That gives you context for your decision without turning past performance into a promise about what happens next.
Review is a selection process—not a certification, endorsement, or prediction.
How does the Pilot describe the way they make decisions?
Which supported instruments does the Pilot trade?
What do the favorable and unfavorable outcomes show together?
Does the available information fit your own risk tolerance?
See how it works on a strategy call
Walk through the platform with the TradePilot team and ask questions before deciding whether to move forward.
Apply for priority onboardingTrading involves risk, including the loss of capital. Past performance does not guarantee future results.