How the cards are read and the figures checked
This desk reads public cTrader Copy pages and Capital Markets Authority lists, saves them and counts what they print. Latest cTrader reading: 6 November 2026. It audits no record, scores no provider and ranks no card.
Pages read
On ctrader.com/copy: the front page, the broker list and the gold, bitcoin and euro symbol pages. On help.ctrader.com/ctrader-copy: the introduction, investing in strategies, the strategy page and fees calculation. From the CMA: the licensee register (158 rows), the caution page (15 names) and the public-notice page (5 titles). Requests went one at a time, seconds apart, with no login. The press-release list answered HTTP 502 and was not read.
Figures taken from the cards
For each of the 20 cards: nickname, strategy name, printed return, minimum investment, creation date, symbols and the 29 points of the small curve. Age is the reading date less the creation date. A curve's largest fall is the biggest drop from a running high to a later value inside the window. Nothing is ordered by a result; the order is the creation date.
Arithmetic
Every worked figure is either a number printed by the help page or a product of its numbers by the working shown beside it. Constructed illustrations are marked as constructed. Stop-loss and minimum tables are arithmetic, not cases.
Re-check
A second script rebuilds the cards from the saved files by another route and compares dates, minimums, symbols, ends and falls. Planted defects (a shifted return, a changed fall, a dropped card) were each caught. Register and caution counts are asserted against the counts stored when they were read. This proves copying, not the truth of the sources.
Limits
Fees, trade lists, drawdown statistics and the provider page sit inside the application and were not read. The period and base of a printed return are not stated on the pages read. The ROI-calculation help page was not read. No funding terms, bank terms or Central Bank rules were read. No CMA statement on copy trading was found.
Corrections
A figure that does not match its cited page is a defect. Send the figure and the page to the address on the contact page; the figure is changed in place and the change is dated.