Axi offers three separate tools: the Axi Copy Trading app for copy trading, the Axi trading app for trading over 650 markets, and Axi Select, which allocates trading capital to traders (official site, checked 26 September 2026). Each has a different role, so it helps to pick the one that matches how you want to use it.
This article sets out, as far as Axi's official site and help centre confirm, how the Axi Copy Trading app works and what you can set, points to watch in copy trading, which accounts work with the Axi trading app, Axi Select's Edge Score and stages, and how to choose between these tools and MT4/MT5. For items not stated on the official pages — such as minimum investment, fees or profit splits — follow the display inside the app or official support.
In short: Axi's three tools play different roles
- Axi Copy Trading app: connects an MT4 or MT5 account and copies published traders (iOS and Android)
- Axi trading app: trade over 650 markets on TradingView charts (desktop, iOS, Android and web)
- Axi Select: an official programme that evaluates live-account traders with an Edge Score and allocates trading capital across six stages
- Supported accounts differ by tool, so it helps to decide which tool you want to use before choosing an account type
Axi is an advertising partner of this site, and we receive referral commission on accounts opened through our links. Trading through copy trading and Axi Select carries the risk of loss, and past performance does not guarantee future results. This article organises official information and does not guarantee profit.
How the Axi Copy Trading app works and what you can set
The Axi Copy Trading app (iOS and Android; official page, checked 26 September 2026) connects an MT4 or MT5 account and copies published traders. The official page states that you can "set your trade size and risk tolerance" and "fine-tune risk settings to your own goals and trading style."
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Supported OS | iOS (App Store), Android (Google Play) |
| Account you connect | MT4 or MT5 |
| What you can set | Trade size, risk tolerance |
| Minimum investment, fees, profit split | Not stated on the official page; check the display inside the app |
The official page states: "Investing carries risk. You may lose more than your investment amount. Past performance does not guarantee future results."
Points to watch in copy trading: past performance, fees, and the effect of bonus credit
- Past performance of the traders you copy does not guarantee future results (official page risk statement)
- Minimum investment, fees and profit-split terms are not stated on the official page; check the display inside the app
- Trading credit granted by a limited-time deposit bonus is reflected in the equity and drawdown calculations used for copy trading
- Under settings such as balance-proportional copying, trading credit is also included in the trade-size calculation, so you may end up taking on more risk than intended
If you copy trade while using a bonus, keep in mind that risk is calculated on equity that includes the credit, and check your copy settings (allocation ratio and caps) before using it.
The Axi trading app: over 650 markets on TradingView charts
The Axi trading app's dedicated page (checked 26 September 2026) states "650+ markets. One trading app," covering forex, crypto, commodities, stocks, ETFs and indices on TradingView charts. It supports take-profit and stop-loss settings and two-tap position closing, and is available on iOS, Android and web browsers.
The official trading platforms comparison page (checked the same day) states 600+ instruments on the Axi platform, 1,500+ on MT5 and 260+ on MT4, and that "a single login gives you access to every available trading platform." The instrument count differs by page — "650+" versus "600+" — but both figures come from Axi's official site.
| Source | Supported accounts |
|---|---|
| Information from Axi's representative (to this site, 10 September 2026) | Standard account |
| Official trading platforms comparison page (checked 26 September 2026) | Axi Select, Standard and Pro accounts |
※ Because the supported accounts differ by source, check the client portal or the display inside the app for which account you can actually use.
The official pages do not state whether the Axi trading app supports EAs or custom indicators. If you plan to use MT4/MT5 EAs or your own indicators, choosing MT4 or MT5 is the safe option.
Axi Select: an official programme that allocates capital using an Edge Score
Axi Select (official page, checked 26 September 2026) is an official programme for traders with an Axi live account that allocates trading capital in stages. There is no registration fee or annual fee.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Participation cost | No registration or annual fee |
| Eligibility | A minimum USD 500 deposit (the minimum equity for the Seed stage) |
| Evaluation metric | Edge Score (a weighted average of skill, risk and consistency, multiplied by a discount factor based on experience) |
| Stages | Six stages: Seed, Incubation, Acceleration, Pro, Pro 500 and Pro M |
| Allocation amount and profit split | Stated on the official page but subject to conditions and review, so this article does not publish figures. Check the official page |
※ Some limited-time bonuses exclude Axi Select participants (JP25Axi terms). Check each promotion's terms before joining.
The official page also carries risk and disclaimer statements covering complexity, leverage and the possibility of loss. Even with a funded-trader programme, the risk of trading itself does not disappear.
Choosing between MT4/MT5 and Axi's other tools
Choose between the three tools and MT4/MT5 based on what you want to do.
| What you want to do | Tool to use |
|---|---|
| Trade with your own EAs and indicators | MT4/MT5 |
| Copy another trader's trades | Axi Copy Trading app |
| Trade multiple markets, not just forex, on a TradingView screen | Axi trading app (supported accounts differ by source, as above) |
| Have capital allocated based on your own track record | Axi Select |
What to check before opening an account
- Whether your account type supports the tool you want to use (copy trading, the Axi app, or Axi Select)
- For both copy trading and Axi Select, confirm the final allocation amount, fees and profit split from the latest display inside the app or on the official page
- If you plan to use a limited-time bonus, check the terms for whether it can be combined with Axi Select and how trading credit is treated
Basic items to check when comparing brokers (beginner guide) →
Frequently asked questions
Q. Can I copy trade with Axi?
A. Yes. The Axi Copy Trading app (iOS and Android) connects an MT4 or MT5 account and copies published traders' trades. You can set your own trade size and risk tolerance, but past performance does not guarantee future results.
Q. How do I become a strategy provider for copy trading on Axi?
A. The official page does not state the minimum investment, fees, profit split or conditions for becoming a strategy provider. Check the display inside the app or with official support.
Q. What kinds of apps does Axi offer?
A. There are two: the Axi Copy Trading app for copy trading, and the Axi trading app, which lets you trade over 650 markets on TradingView charts. Supported accounts differ between the two, so check each one's own display.
Q. What is Axi Select?
A. An official programme for traders with an Axi live account that evaluates them with the Edge Score (a weighted average of skill, risk and consistency) and allocates trading capital across six stages. There is no registration or annual fee, and participation requires a minimum USD 500 deposit.
Q. How is capital allocated under Axi Select?
A. Allocation depends on your Edge Score evaluation and stage, but the specific allocation amount and profit split vary by conditions and review, so this article does not publish figures. Check the official page for the current details.
Q. Which accounts work with the Axi trading app?
A. Information Axi's representative gave this site points to the Standard account, while the official trading platforms comparison page lists Axi Select, Standard and Pro accounts — the two sources differ. Check the client portal or the app itself for which account you can actually use.
Q. Is there risk in Axi's copy trading?
A. Yes. The official page states, "Investing carries risk. You may lose more than your investment amount." In addition, trading credit from a limited-time bonus is reflected in the equity and drawdown calculations used for copy trading, so you may end up taking on more risk than intended.
Sources and conditions
- Axi official: Axi Copy Trading app (Japanese, checked 26 September 2026) →
- Axi official: Axi trading app (Japanese) →
- Axi official: trading platforms comparison (Japanese) →
- Axi official: Axi Select (Japanese) →
- Axi review and reputation (this site) →
- Axi account types and conditions (this site) →
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