Your trading capital never leaves your broker
The first question anyone sensible asks about copy trading is where the trading capital sits. On FinTruvix it sits where it already was: in your own broker account, in your name, under your control.
When a strategist you copy opens a position, FinTruvix sizes the order for you, checks it against your limits and places it in your own account. FinTruvix mirrors the trade; the capital behind it stays where it was.
Your limits travel with the order. Position size and allocation cap are clamped before anything is placed, and a drawdown or daily loss breach is caught by a separate monitor that pauses the copy. A pause takes effect from the next trade on, and resuming is yours to do rather than something that happens to you.
There is one balance FinTruvix does hold, and it is worth being precise about: your FinTruvix wallet. Anything you top up, and any earnings credited to you, sits there until you withdraw or move it. A wallet balance is not a bank account and is not protected like one.
This is a matter of design rather than a promise: FinTruvix never trades from money of its own, and never moves the capital in your broker account except by mirroring a trade.