Pepperstone

Recommended for: Social copy trading

Founded in 2010, Pepperstone has been quick to adapt to the social copy trading trend, providing plenty of tools for traders to share and mimic trading styles.

With over 60 currency pairs, it offers two account types:

Standard – The Standard account comes with market average spreads and zero commission
Razor – This account operates on a commission basis but with exceptionally low spreads

Pepperstone does not have its own platform but offers the complete MT4, MT5 and cTrader solutions, as well as supporting ZuluTrade, Myfxbook and MetaTrader Signals for copy trading.

There is no minimum deposit required but Pepperstone recommends a minimum of £500.

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