Collective2 Review 2025

Without false modesty, I can say that I have experience of successful trading in financial markets and I am ready to share it with everyone for free. On Collective2, I saw an opportunity for a small fee to help those who need my knowledge only in the form of passive income. I mean earnings on public trade. I work as before, but I receive additional dividends for automatically copying my trades by those investors who connect to my account. It’s good for everyone: people make a profit without making any effort, and I get a small percentage of the profit from my operations. I strongly recommend the service to investors and signal providers, no one will be left in the red.

I opened an account with Collective2 recently and found it interesting to work with different trading platforms and evaluate their convenience. I have not yet realized how Collective2 meets my needs, although the platforms are interesting, and some assets are familiar to me, but the commissions are surprising. The minimum deposit is not high, but the monthly service fee raises questions. I have never met such a brokerage before. Well, it's also difficult to consider Collective2 for futures trading because to trade not only futures but also stocks, you need to replenish your account with at least $10,000. This is not acceptable to me right now.

I have been working with Collective2 for two years, and I would like to share my experience. First, the broker is relatively versatile: it will do for beginners, but for those who are already versed in trading and understand what they need for effective trading, it is not necessarily suitable. Many people start with Collective2, but later move on to other companies, as the broker charges a monthly plan fee, while the market is full of brokers with a free service. However, for those who love automated trading, I recommend it. There are sufficient automated trading strategies, and Collective2 also cooperates with developers.

One of the few really reliable companies that pays profits normally and does not trade against a client. True, the conditions are not the most favorable, it turns out, but reliability is more important than tempting conditions. Of the advantages, I will also single out a large number of ways to replenish and withdraw funds.

I started my trading in Collective2, tried other brokers, but returned here. I have a Premium package, so the minimum deposit cost me over $50,000. But I understand what I'm paying for. There have never been any problems with quotes here, and there is access to a wide range of stock assets. Market research tools are also good, I think. Collective2 is monitored by two regulatory agencies, so there are no questions about reliability. For replenishment and withdrawal, I use PayPal, and money is credited in a matter of minutes.

I chose Collective2 because there are not many stockbrokers that set such a low level for the minimum deposit. In the same way, it is captivating that the company can use automatic trading systems directly from developers. The fact that Collective2 has almost no training materials does not scare me: data, in any case, needs to be collected from different sources. It is impossible to replenish an account or withdraw earnings through electronic payment systems and that is a minus for me. PayPal does not suit me.

Currently satisfied with the terms of cooperation with Collective2. At least they haven't let us down yet. I always withdraw without delay. The platform really hung up for a while, but not critical.