Managed trading asks a lot of trust. Everything here exists to reduce how much trust you actually have to give — including an honest section on what we do not claim.
Funds remain in your own trading account. The trader gets permission to trade, never to withdraw.
Every trade shows in your account in real time. Statements are available whenever you want them.
Each strategy runs with a maximum drawdown limit. If it is breached, trading stops.
No lock-in period. Request a withdrawal any day and it is processed within 24 hours.
Your account is traded by an experienced desk, not a black-box robot or a signal group.
The share is taken from profit only. A losing month costs you nothing in fees.
USDT and bank transfers are credited at once, so your capital starts working the same day rather than sitting in a queue.
A real person replies to account questions rather than a ticket queue that goes quiet once the deposit clears.
No management fee, no joining fee and no subscription. You pay only out of profit that was actually made.
A managed account is not the only option, and it is not right for everyone. Here is the honest difference between the three arrangements you are most likely to be offered.
| Managed accountWhat StarFX does | Pooled fundYour money joins others | Signal groupYou place the trades | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where your money sits | Your own account | A shared pool | Your own account |
| Who can withdraw it | Only you | The fund operator | Only you |
| Visibility of trades | Live, in your terminal | Periodic statements | Live |
| Who executes | The desk | The fund manager | You, manually |
| Timing risk on entry | None — same fill | None | Yours — you fill late |
| Exit whenever you want | Yes | Often a notice period | Yes |
| Typical charge | Share of profit | Management + performance fee | Monthly subscription |
| Paid in a losing month | Nothing | Management fee still due | Subscription still due |
If you want to make the trading decisions yourself, a managed account takes that away — a signal group or your own analysis suits you better. And if you cannot afford to leave the deposit alone while it is traded, none of these three is right for you.
Trading foreign exchange and leveraged instruments carries a high degree of risk and is not suitable for everyone. A managed account can lose money, including the capital you put in. If the amount you are considering would hurt to lose, deposit less — or do not deposit at all.
Next: the rest of how a managed account works.
Deposit instantly from $50 to $100,000 in USDT or by bank transfer, earn 0.5% a day, and keep the larger share of the profit.
