A structured way to follow a trading strategy.
Learn how DTG Wealth Sync works, review the historical figures, understand the costs and risks, and make an informed decision about whether copy trading fits your circumstances.
Your trading account remains with your chosen broker. Trading can lead to losses, including the loss of your full capital.
Follow the strategy. Keep responsibility for your account.
DTG Wealth Sync is a copy-trading setup that lets an eligible brokerage account mirror trades from a strategy account. You choose whether to connect, select your account settings, and remain responsible for your capital and risk.
Your account, held by your broker
Deposits are made directly to the brokerage account you open. Do not send your trading capital to a person or a social media account.
Trades may be copied automatically
When connected, trades can be replicated according to your broker, platform, account balance, and copy settings. Results can differ between accounts.
You choose whether to participate
Review the provider terms and broker conditions first. You can monitor your account and decide whether to continue, subject to your broker's process.
Historical figures, shown with context.
These are historical results shared for information. Past performance does not predict future results, and a positive period can be followed by losses.
What the same historical percentage would mean at different balances
The examples below multiply a hypothetical starting balance by the reported +33% accumulated return. They are simple illustrations of scale, not actual client results or estimates of what you could earn.
+$3,300 at +33%
+$16,500 at +33%
+$165,000 at +33%
+$330,000 at +33%
The arithmetic excludes fees, broker charges, taxes, compounding differences, account-specific execution, and any deposits or withdrawals. Actual returns can be negative. A larger balance magnifies losses as well as gains.
Understand each step before you connect.
Use the official Wealth Sync Network for the current setup notes, supported broker details, and operating information.
Read the details
Join the read-only Telegram network and review the topics, broker requirements, fee terms, risk notes, and setup instructions.
Check suitability
Confirm that copy trading, the broker, and the account type are available in your country. Consider whether you can afford a full loss.
Set up your account
Open and fund an account directly with the broker. Configure the connection yourself using the latest official instructions.
Monitor your exposure
Review open positions, drawdown, account settings, fees, and broker statements regularly. Do not rely on a return screenshot alone.
Know the full cost and the downside.
Confirm every charge and term before you connect. Fees reduce returns and may still apply under provider or broker rules.
Stated performance fee
The current stated DTG copy-trading fee is 30% of profits, plus broker fees. Ask for the written calculation method, settlement timing, high-water mark policy, and any other charges before joining.
Broker and trading costs
Spreads, swaps, commissions, conversion charges, and slippage can affect your result. Costs vary by broker, instrument, account type, and market conditions.
Capital is at risk
CFDs and leveraged trading are high risk. You can lose some or all of your money. Drawdowns can be substantial, positions can remain open, and losses may happen quickly.
Is it right for you?
Copy trading is not suitable for everyone. Take time to understand what happens in both rising and falling markets.
You may want to learn more if…
- You understand leveraged trading can lose money
- You will review terms before connecting
- You can monitor your own account
- You can tolerate meaningful fluctuations
Pause if…
- You need this money for essentials
- You expect fixed or guaranteed income
- You plan to borrow to fund an account
- You do not understand the broker or fees
Security reminder
Rajwinder Dhanda says he will never ask you to send money for an investment project or promise to multiply your money. Be cautious of impersonators. Verify accounts through the official website and never share passwords or one-time codes.
Clear answers before you decide.
Does DTG take custody of my deposit?
No. The stated setup is for you to hold and fund your own brokerage account directly with your broker. Never transfer your trading capital to an individual or an unofficial account.
Are returns guaranteed?
No. Returns are variable and losses are possible. Historical results cannot predict future performance, and your account may not match the displayed figures.
What balance should I use?
There is no balance that makes trading safe or suitable for everyone. Check the latest broker and copy settings, understand the maximum exposure, and decide only after considering the possibility of losing your capital.
What does the 30% fee mean?
The currently stated fee is 30% of profits, in addition to broker fees. Ask DTG for the written terms explaining how profit is measured, when the fee is due, and how losses affect later fee calculations.
Can my result differ from the reported account?
Yes. Copy ratios, account currency, broker execution, spreads, commissions, slippage, leverage, timing, deposits, and withdrawals can all cause differences.
Where can I read the current setup information?
Visit the DTG Wealth Sync Network. You can send questions to @rdhanda79. Verify that you are using the official links listed on dhandathegreat.com.