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Trading platform provider Spotware has announced an integration between its cTrader platform and Pelican Network, a regulated global copy trading infrastructure provider, giving cTrader brokers access to a broader pool of live strategies and cross-platform copy trading capabilities.
The partnership addresses one of the core challenges in launching a copy trading product: strategy content. Pelican Network's ecosystem currently hosts more than 9,000 live strategies sourced from over 70 brokers worldwide, allowing cTrader brokers to go to market with immediate depth and ongoing trading activity rather than starting from a blank slate.
The integration introduces cross-platform copy trading functionality, meaning strategies can operate across different trading infrastructures. Pelican Network also provides fully white-label copy trading solutions across mobile, web and desktop, with API support available for brokers requiring deeper customisation or integration into proprietary systems.
The partnership is already live, with G4Trade confirmed as the first cTrader broker to deploy the Pelican Network integration.
Pelican Network currently powers copy trading solutions for a number of established brokers globally, including IC Markets, Deriv and Pepperstone.
Mike Read, Director at Pelican Network, said the firm was built to solve the content problem that has historically constrained copy trading product launches.
"In copy trading, content is everything. Without it, you're effectively launching an empty product. Pelican Network was built to solve this by creating a global, cross-broker, cross-platform ecosystem that continuously generates high-quality strategy content at scale. Our partnership with cTrader allows us to bring this into one of the most fast-growing trading environments in the market."
Mike Read
Director, Pelican Network
Yiota Hadjilouka, COO of Spotware, said the integration reflected the platform's broader approach to openness and third-party partnership.
"This collaboration reflects our Open Trading Platform approach in action, giving brokers the freedom to scale and build stronger offerings through trusted technology and high-value partnerships. Through this integration, we are expanding the depth and activity of copy trading by opening access to a broader strategy network delivered through Pelican Network."
Yiota Hadjilouka
COO, Spotware
Pelican Network operates under FCA, CySEC and FSC Mauritius regulation. cTrader serves more than 11 million traders and 300+ brokers and prop firms globally.
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