How copying works.

Before anything is copied, you read a short, plain-English agreement and sign it with one tap.

• Trading can lose money, including money you put in. Past results don't promise future ones.
• CNKTID is software that copies trades. It isn't a financial advisor.
• You pay the strategy’s fee (set by the trader, 5–25%) on the profit you actually lock in, billed once a month. No profit, no fee.
• If we ever change the agreement, you'll be asked to sign again before copying continues.

Every trader has to prove a strategy first. Here's how it works:

• The trader runs the strategy with practice money at real market prices. This is called a paper test.
• They need at least 10 finished trades and an overall profit.
• Our team reviews the results and approves the strategy before it appears for copying.
• If the trader changes the strategy's rules, it goes back for a fresh test and review.

Paper results are practice, not real money. We label them clearly.

Trades are placed in your own brokerage account. Your money never moves to CNKTID.

• You sign in at your brokerage and tap "Allow". We never see or store your brokerage password.
• Then pick how much to copy: a dollar amount or a percentage of your account. We use whichever is smaller.
• Set a daily loss limit if you want. Copying pauses for the day once you reach it.
• You can pause or stop copying any time.

TastyTrade is the first supported brokerage. CNKTID isn't affiliated with TastyTrade.

You choose a dollar amount or a share of your account. Each trade is scaled to that amount, in whole contracts.

• Options can’t be split. Your contract count is always rounded down.
• If your amount works out to less than one contract, that trade is skipped for you — never rounded up into bigger risk.
• Each strategy shows a minimum amount so copies stay close to the trader’s trades.

Example month with a 10% fee:

Of that $10 fee, the trader keeps $8 and CNKTID keeps $2. You never pay extra on top. A month with no profit costs nothing.

Losses are made up first. If you lose $200 one month, the next $200 of profit on that strategy is fee-free. Say you then make $300: you pay a fee only on the last $100.