FXGLOBE has replaced its legacy copy-trading and PAMM front end with B2BROKER’s B2COPY platform, according to a 23 September case study. The client area brings account management, subscriptions and reporting into one environment for investors, money managers and introducing partners, while automating fee and referral processes previously handled manually.[1]
Managers can configure fee plans and visibility subject to FXGLOBE’s controls, PAMM rollovers can run weekly or monthly on a selected date, strategies can be private and a tariff can include a disclosed holding period with an early-withdrawal fee. Promo codes, subscription links and partner revenue shares can also be created and calculated within the platform.[1][2][3]
Deployed functions and future functions need separate treatment
FXGLOBE’s B2COPY deployment
| Function | Published status | Reader or operational implication |
|---|---|---|
| Unified client area | Deployed for investors, managers and partners | Account and reporting workflows move away from the legacy front endSource 1 |
| Fee and rollover controls | Fee plans, visibility, selected rollover dates and early-withdrawal conditions are described as available | Investors still need the exact strategy tariff and collection formula before subscribingSource 1Source 3 |
| Partner automation | Promo links and revenue shares calculated by the platform | Automation reduces manual work but does not remove broker oversight or reconciliationSource 1 |
| Instrument filter, expandable performance-fee breakdown and per-million partner rewards | Described as in development | Must not be reported as a current client featureSource 1 |
B2COPY supports copy trading, pooled PAMM allocation and professional MAM arrangements, with multiple fee types. Its documentation distinguishes performance, management, subscription, trade, joining and profit fees, and gives performance and profit fees separate high-water marks. An investor’s actual cost therefore depends on the manager’s plan and the model used, not simply the existence of the new interface.[2][3]
FXGLOBE attributes a 30% increase in volume to the new user interface. That is a company claim and the announcement does not publish the measurement period, denominator, comparison group or a causal analysis separating the interface from market conditions and customer acquisition. It should not be converted into an independently verified performance statistic.[1]
The distinction between performance and profit fees is especially material. B2COPY’s documentation says performance fees follow net profit, while the separate profit fee follows realised gains on profitable closed positions: losing positions do not reduce that fee base. Clients therefore need the selected strategy’s actual tariff and collection formula, alongside withdrawal conditions, rather than treating every percentage fee as a share of net account profit.[3]
Sources & further reading
- FXGLOBE rebuilds its copy trading and PAMM business with B2COPY B2BROKER · 23 Sep 2026 · Accessed 30 Oct 2026
- B2COPY copy trading, PAMM and MAM platform B2BROKER · Accessed 30 Oct 2026
- B2COPY fee list and calculation concepts B2BROKER · Accessed 30 Oct 2026