FAQ Section | Frequently Asked Questions
The technical architecture of copytrader i/o follows a consistently modular organizational principle. At its core is a multi-layered layer model that clearly separates presentation, logic and data storage from each other and at the same time interlinks them via well-defined interfaces.
Presentation & Interaction Layer
At the top level, copytrader i/o acts as a presentation layer. This layer bundles user interaction and presents information in a context-dependent, visually structured and comparable manner. The interface itself is not designed as a rigid front end, but as a dynamic composition of individual function modules that are orchestrated differently depending on the user role, authorization level and use case.
Micro app & micro front end logic
Functionally, the platform is based on a large number of specialized micro apps, each of which maps clearly defined tasks - such as analysis, visualization, profiling or comparison logic. These micro-apps follow the principle of loose coupling: they are functionally independent, but access shared services and data models as required. In terms of implementation, this corresponds to a micro front-end approach that enables parallel further development and specifically minimizes technical dependencies.
Back-end & service layer (API-first)
Communication between front-end components, micro apps and data sources takes place via an API-first oriented back-end architecture. Business logic, validation and transformation processes are centrally encapsulated and implemented independently of the presentation layer. This approach enables consistent use of the platform functions across different interfaces and also creates the basis for future extensions, integrations or external connections.
Data, analysis & aggregation layer
The data storage is designed in such a way that different types of data - transaction data, time series, metadata or derived key figures - can be recorded, processed and contextualized in a structured manner. Analysis and calculation logics are deliberately decoupled from the presentation layer in order to ensure both reproducibility and traceability. Visualizations therefore do not represent isolated "charts", but interpreted data states whose origin and logic remain transparent.
Evolvability & technological openness
The architecture of copytrader i/o is not designed for a static target state. It is an evolving system that can accommodate new modules, data sources or functional enhancements without destabilizing existing structures. The focus is on scalability, maintainability and controlled complexity - not maximum feature density at all costs.