Questions, answered plainly

Meror shows real traders with records you can check, and lets you copy them. Start with pretend money. Switch to your own brokerage when you are ready.

You pick a trader and an amount. Meror splits that amount the same way the trader splits theirs. If 20% of their money is in one stock, 20% of your amount goes there too. When they buy or sell, your copy does the same, in proportion. You never copy their dollar amounts, only their shape.

Practice with pretend money. Everything is real except the cash: real traders, real prices, real timing. It is the way to see what copying someone would have done before you risk anything. It is free and always will be.

Yes. Every trader comes from a source that publishes their record in public: brokerage leaderboards, blockchains, regulatory filings, prediction markets and licensed strategy feeds. Each profile names its source and how far back the record goes. Meror does not invent traders and does not let anyone type in their own results.

Paper copying is free. Following traders, copying sports bettors, or copying with real money needs Pro: US$9 a month, US$3.99 a week or US$79 a year. A new account's first subscription is free for the first 14 days (3 on the weekly). No commission and no cut of your profits. Your brokerage charges its usual fees. Payments on the website are final and there are no refunds. Cancel any time; Pro runs to the end of what you paid for.

No. Stocks stay in your own brokerage account, which Meror reaches through SnapTrade. Memecoins stay in your own Solana wallet. PumpPortal makes that wallet and its recovery key and sends the key straight to your browser, so Meror never sees it. For a wallet Meror trades in, Meror holds a trading key. That key is an encrypted copy of your wallet key, unlocked by PumpPortal to sign trades you approve. Keep in that wallet only what you copy with.

Read Your money and safety, linked from your profile and the Support page. It covers where your money stays, what Meror can and cannot do in your account, your limits, how to stop, and the risks.

Your money and safety

Yes. Copying a trader carries the same risk as trading yourself. A good record can be followed by a bad month, and your copy can fill at a slightly different price than the trader got. Never put in money you cannot afford to lose, and read the Risk Disclosure before you copy with real money.

No. Meror is software that shows you public information and carries out what you decide. It is not a broker, a dealer or an adviser, and nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.

Wealthsimple, Webull Canada and moomoo can place your copies. Wealthsimple buys part of a US-listed share with US dollars in the account; Meror does not sell part-shares there yet. Its Wealthsimple login link needs renewing every few weeks. Webull Canada buys whole shares only and keeps one SnapTrade link at a time. moomoo buys whole US-listed shares only. Questrade, TD, National Bank and Qtrade connect read-only, so copies there stay on paper. Meror checks your account before you copy anyone.

No. Before any order, Meror messages you what it would buy or sell and for how much. Nothing is sent until you tap yes. Three things you set up run without asking: Stop or selling a holding yourself, and a profit target that closes a copy. The third is Sell when the trader sells, on a memecoin wallet Meror trades in. Buys always ask. Choose phone, text, Telegram, Discord, email or WhatsApp. WhatsApp never carries crypto trades.

A trade waits up to 7 days, then lapses and nothing is placed. A yes within 2 hours goes through at the current price. You're asked again if the order grew over 10% (or US$2, if more; US$0.50 for a memecoin buy) or a memecoin's price moved over 25%. After 2 hours, it goes through if the price moved 3% or less. Otherwise Meror shows the move and asks again. If the trader already reversed it, nothing is placed.

It depends on where the trader publishes. Brokerage leaderboards and blockchains reach Meror in seconds to a few minutes. Regulatory filings are published days or weeks after the trade, so those traders are for tracking rather than fast copying. Every profile says how long its source takes.

Meror rounds shares down, then leftover cash fills positions furthest behind. Before you start, it shows you exactly how many shares each position would be. If your amount is too small to buy one share of something the trader holds, it says so and suggests an amount that works.

Prediction markets and crypto perpetuals are paper-only in Canada, because the venues behind them do not serve Canadian residents. Stocks and ETFs work through your brokerage, and memecoin traders can be copied from your own Solana wallet. The site says which is which before you start.

Tap Stop on the copy. It sells what the copy opened and returns the cash, without asking first. A wallet that signs its own trades asks you to sign each sale. Pause instead to keep the holdings and stop new trades.

Yes. Choose Only copy new trades when you start. Your copy starts in cash and follows only what they buy and sell from then on. Positions they already held are skipped until they fully sell them.

Yes. Each copy has a maximum per position, a cash reserve and a loss level that pauses it. It also has a profit target that sells or pauses, and a list of stocks to never buy. Change them when you start or later in Portfolio. A new memecoin is bought from US$3, so small memecoin copies need a higher per-coin limit.

At the bottom of your profile, choose Cancel Pro. Pro stays on until the end of the period you paid for, and you are not charged again.

Apple bills a subscription bought in the iPhone app, so only Apple can cancel it. On your iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and choose Meror. Cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends to avoid the next charge. Refunds for App Store purchases come only from Apple, at reportaproblem.apple.com. Pro bought on the website is separate: cancel it at the bottom of your profile.

Brokerage access goes through SnapTrade and is encrypted; Meror never sees your brokerage password. Cards are entered on Stripe and never reach Meror. Passwords are hashed and cannot be read back. The Privacy Policy lists exactly what is kept and why.

Meror is not part of Wealthsimple, but it adds copy trading to your own Wealthsimple account. Copy a trader on paper for free, then link Wealthsimple through SnapTrade with Pro. Nothing is bought until you say yes to that exact order.

Copy trading with Wealthsimple

Yes. Copy a trader on paper for free, then link Webull Canada through SnapTrade with Pro. Copies there are whole shares only. Nothing is bought until you say yes to that exact order.

Copy trading with Webull Canada

Yes, on paper, or with real money through your own brokerage with Pro. Members of the U.S. House report a trade within 30 days of learning of it, and no later than 45 days after it. So a copy follows weeks late, and each profile shows the delay.

Politicians and their disclosed trades

Copying a real trader with pretend money. Your paper copy follows their trades in proportion, at real prices, so you see the results before you risk anything. It is free, and it needs no brokerage account.

Paper trading in Canada

On paper, the copy follows the trader on its own. With real money, every buy waits for you: nothing is bought until you say yes to that exact order. A sell can go without asking only under an exit you set up, such as Stop or a profit target.

Copy trading in Canada