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Log in to your client area and navigate to the 'Social Trading' menu.
Click on 'My Subscriber' to view your subscriptions.
Select the subscription you want to unsubscribe from.
Scroll to the right and click on 'Unsubscribe.'
By completing these steps, you will be unsubscribed from the provider, and their services will no longer be accessible to you.

Please be aware that certain providers may necessitate direct contact for the completion of the unsubscription process.

Many people are interested in social trading, which is a form of investing that allows users to copy the strategies of experienced traders. However, one of the questions that often comes up is whether there is any cashback entitlement for a social trading account. Unfortunately, there is no entitlement to cashback for a social trading account. 

The minimum amount required for a follower to copy a social trading provider depends on the provider's settings. This could include having a minimum amount of trading experience or having a certain amount of capital available. Once the follower meets the provider's requirements, they can begin copying the provider's trades. Depending on the provider, the follower may be able to copy all of the provider's trades or just a portion. They may also be able to set their own risk parameters, such as the amount of money they are willing to risk per trade. 

A Follower account must have a minimum balance to follow the Provider. For example, the provider set USD 100 as the minimum balance, so the investor should have the same amount or more than 100 as the requirement to follow the provider.

If investor equity less than USD 100 the error "Not enough Money" will be appear

This fee is paid to the fund manager as a reward for their successful management of the fund. However, it is not uncommon for investors to find themselves asking, "Why hasn't my performance fee been paid?"

The answer to this question may be due to a concept known as the high water mark. This is a rule that states that the fund manager must first cover any losses incurred by the fund before they can receive their performance fee. In other words, if the fund has lost money since the last time the performance fee was paid, then the fund manager must first make up those losses before they can receive their fee.

In summary, if you are asking why your performance fee hasn't been paid, it may be because the fund manager must first cover any losses incurred by the fund before they can receive their fee. This is known as the high water mark and is a standard practice in the industry.