How a provider's record is built

A card is a summary of a strategy, and the help pages define a strategy as "the set of all trading actions a provider executes on their live trading account, offered to others for copying under set conditions". So a record is one account's history from some date, with the provider's own deposits and withdrawals inside it. This page names the 20 cards cTrader's public pages listed on 6 November 2026 in the order they were created and reads what the construction allows.

The 20 cards in the order they were created

Cards are from the gold, bitcoin and euro symbol pages of ctrader.com/copy, which list the same 20; the order is the creation date printed on each card, not a ranking. Age is counted to 6 November 2026. Read on 6 November 2026.

What the order shows

The oldest card was created on 6 February 2023, 1,369 days before the reading, and the newest on 18 September 2026, 49 days before. 12 of the 20 are younger than a year and 4 are younger than 100 days. The cards do not say how the platform chose these twenty for three symbol pages; the same twenty appear on all three, so the choice is not by symbol. A creation date is the date of the strategy, and the page does not say what the provider did before it.

Providers with more than one card

Providers are grouped by the nickname printed on the card. Dates are creation dates. Read on 6 November 2026.

Same nickname, several records

One nickname, 4 cards: all trade a single instrument, gold, and were created on four different dates between 2 June 2023 and 17 September 2025. Another has two cards created 102 days apart, each listing the same ten symbols. What the cards cannot say is whether a later card replaced an earlier one or runs beside it; each card dates only itself. The strategy page's provider section, which the help pages describe as showing "the date when the provider started providing their first strategy", would say more, and it sits inside the application.

Two nicknames that differ by one character

The list holds the nicknames "femaletrader131341" and "femaIetrader131341". They differ at one character: a lower-case l in one and a capital I in the other. Their strategies are "iloveyou" and "iloveyou so much", created 30 October 2025 and 3 September 2026. Nothing on the pages read says whether the two nicknames belong to one person or to two. This site makes no statement about it; the point for a reader is that a nickname is a label typed by a user, and two labels that look the same on a screen are two labels.

Fields of a strategy page that bear on how the record was made

From the Summary section of help.ctrader.com/ctrader-copy/account-and-strategy-page, read on 6 November 2026. These are the page's field names and its definitions in short; the strategy pages themselves are inside the application and were not read.

What a record cannot show on its own

Three limits follow from the definitions. A record starts when an account or a strategy starts; it does not include what came before, under another account or nickname. It contains the provider's deposits and withdrawals, so a percentage measured against a starting balance moves when money is added or removed. And it is the provider's account: the fees investors pay are deposited to that account "in the form of a deposit from the broker" according to the fees page, and whether a card's printed return counts such deposits is answered on the ROI-calculation page, which was not among the pages this site read.