Company charter
About BoltCopy
BoltCopy exists to give people who are not full-time traders a straight path into the market: choose a desk that already trades well, decide how much of your money it may use, and let its work show up in your own account.
What we do
We publish a roster of master desks, mirror their positions into member accounts at each member’s own size, and settle the money in a ledger that can be read line by line. That is the whole product. We do not manage money for anyone, we give no investment advice, and we never take the other side of a member’s trade.
Who the desks are
A desk is reviewed before it is published and stays on the roster only while it keeps trading in the open. Its return, win rate, total profit, market focus and risk level are calculated from positions it actually published, priced with live market data, and they move as the market moves. Nothing on a desk page is written by the desk itself.
How your money is held
Your balance sits in your own wallet inside your account, never in a pooled trading pot. Deposits are credited when the network confirms them. An allocation reserves funds for a desk without handing them over, and every credit and debit is written to the transactions ledger with the reason attached.
What we charge
Withdrawals carry a network fee, shown together with the net amount before you confirm. There is no fee for holding an account, no fee for looking at a desk, and nothing is deducted from your balance without a line explaining it.
Where we are strict
Two-factor authentication, a whitelist of withdrawal addresses and a human review on every payout are the normal path here, not an upgrade. Identity documents can be required before a large withdrawal, because anti-money-laundering rules demand it of any platform that moves value.
What we will not promise
No desk wins every trade, and no track record obliges the next month to look like the last one. We publish drawdown next to profit for that reason. We would rather lose a signup than sell a certainty that does not exist.
The record we keep
Every action on your account leaves a row: the trade that opened it, the fee that was taken, the review that released a withdrawal. If a number on your screen ever looks wrong, it can be traced back to the event that produced it.
Last updated August 2026.