Retail broker EBC Financial Group has announced a strategic partnership with fintech provider Brokeree Solutions, aiming to reshape the landscape of copy trading through a blend of technology, transparency, and trader education.
The collaboration centers on Brokeree’s turnkey Social Trading investment platform, integrated with EBC’s global brokerage infrastructure. Together, the companies plan to deliver advanced tools for traders and signal providers, while also launching a new series of educational content and webinars to support community learning.
Technology Meets Real-World Application
At the core of the partnership is Brokeree’s multi-platform social trading solution, which allows users to join as professional traders or followers directly within the broker’s ecosystem. Features include:
- Proportional copy trading
- Symbol-specific filters
- Built-in SL/TP risk tools
Combined with EBC’s infrastructure and global reach, the platform is designed to make professional-level tools accessible to a wider trading audience.
“This isn’t just about software,” said EBC CEO David Barrett. “It’s about using shared expertise to create an inclusive, education-driven investment space.”
Knowledge-Driven Growth
Starting this month, EBC and Brokeree will publish monthly articles covering topics like:
- Copy trading strategy development
- Platform-level risk management
- Trader psychology & discipline
A quarterly webinar series will also kick off with a focus on risk management, bringing traders, brokers, and signal providers together in open discussion. The aim: build trader confidence and accountability in the fast-evolving copy trading space.
“This collaboration is about cultivating a safer, more efficient trading environment for everyone involved,” added Tatiana Pilipenko, Regional Head of Business Development at Brokeree.
A Model for the Future of Social Trading?
While the copy trading model is not new, the EBC–Brokeree partnership emphasizes responsible innovation: leveraging tech to educate, protect, and connect traders. It marks a shift from “set-and-forget” copy trading to a more engaged, knowledge-driven model.
With prop firms increasingly exploring social trading integrations, this collaboration could signal what’s next: platforms where copy trading is not just a feature, but a learning tool.
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