Can You Copy Trade on Fidelity?

Fidelity is one of the largest brokerages in the US, so it is a common question: can you copy trade on Fidelity? The honest answer right now is no, and it comes down to the type of connection Fidelity offers.

Why not, currently

Copy trading requires a trade-enabled connection, so the platform can place orders in your account within your limits. Fidelity connections through the secure aggregator are typically read-only, meaning positions and data can be viewed but orders cannot be routed. Without the ability to place trades, copy trading is not possible on Fidelity through RelayTrades at this time. Broker support evolves, so this can change.

Which brokers do support copy trading

If you want to copy trade, these brokers are set up for it with RelayTrades (through SnapTrade), so copied trades route into your own account:

• Webull, Charles Schwab, Moomoo, E*TRADE, and tastytrade (stocks, ETFs, and options).
• Alpaca, Public, Tradier, and TradeStation (stocks and ETFs).
• Questrade (stocks, ETFs, and options; availability can differ by region).

Copy trading needs a trade-enabled broker connection. Fidelity connections are typically read-only, so copied trades cannot be placed there yet. Check the current supported-broker list when you connect.

What you can do

If you already use Fidelity and want to copy trade, the practical path is to open or use one of the supported brokers above and connect that account. Your funds stay in your own account either way, and RelayTrades never takes custody. Support for additional brokers can expand over time, so it is worth checking the current list.