Overview
Pricing
Fair by design.
FinTruvix only earns when strategists earn for the people copying them. The platform takes a marketplace fee on strategist earnings — never a cut of your capital, and never a fee on money that isn't real profit.
- Platform fee
- A share of strategist earnings — never of your capital
- Performance fee
- Set per strategy, charged on realised profit
- High-water mark
- Optional per strategy; stated before you copy
- Growth partners
- Paid out of the platform's own fee
Terms
How it works for each side
Followers
No platform fee on your capital. You pay a performance fee to the strategist you copy — and only on genuine profit. A high-water mark protects you from ever paying twice on the same gains after a loss.
Strategists
Set your own performance-fee terms and monetise a verified track record. FinTruvix's marketplace fee applies only to your earnings — you keep the rest.
Growth partners
By design, growth-partner commission is funded only from the platform's marketplace fee — never from follower capital or a strategist's earnings. Referrals never make copying cost more.
Ratchet
The high-water mark, explained
A strategy can set a high-water mark so a recovered loss is never charged for twice. It is a per-strategy term, and every listing states whether it applies — so you can check before you copy.
Only on new highs
A performance fee applies only when your copied equity reaches a new peak. If a strategist draws down and then recovers, you don't pay again on the way back to where you were.
Accrued transparently
Fees are calculated on a clear monthly cycle from settled results, using exact decimal money math — no rounding games, no hidden spreads.
Your money, your broker
Because your capital stays in your own broker account, FinTruvix never sweeps funds. Performance fees are derived from real, settled profit using exact decimal money math.
Trust Scores describe past, verified behaviour and conduct — they are not a prediction of future results or a recommendation to trade. Trading carries a substantial risk of loss; only trade with capital you can afford to lose.
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