B2COPY organizes your money into three kinds of account. Understanding the difference makes the rest of the interface easy to navigate.
Wallet, Master, and Investment Accounts
| Account | What it is |
|---|---|
| Wallet | A holding account for your funds. New accounts start as a wallet; you fund it and transfer money out to your trading accounts. |
| Master | An account that shares a strategy. Other clients follow or invest in it, and the master earns fees. |
| Investment | An account that follows a master — it copies the strategy or invests into a PAMM/MAM pool. |
Roles: Copy Trading, PAMM, and MAM
Each master and investment account belongs to one of three products. On first login (and whenever you create or convert an account) you choose from six role options:
| Role | What it does |
|---|---|
| Copy Trading Master | Share your trading strategy and earn fees from investors who follow your trades. |
| Copy Trading Investor | Automatically copy trades from top-performing master traders to your account. |
| MAM Master | Manage multiple investor accounts with a single trading strategy. |
| MAM Investor | Allocate funds to a MAM manager and earn from their trading performance. |
| PAMM Master | Pool investor funds into a single account and distribute profits proportionally. |
| PAMM Investor | Invest in a PAMM pool and receive a proportional share of the manager’s profits. |
Where You See Your Accounts
The Dashboard (and each product’s My Accounts page) lists your accounts grouped by Wallet, Master, and Investment, with the balance and quick actions for each.
