One trader, several accounts, each sized for itself.
A master on the account you trade, a slave on each one that follows. No server, no relay subscription, and no copying to anyone else’s account.
Try the sizing.
Anyone running a funded account, its backup and a personal account knows the problem: the same trade, three times, at three sizes, with three sets of rules to remember. The copier does it in under a second, on your own machine.
Sized for each account.
Risk percent of that account’s own balance, the same risk the master took, a multiple, a balance ratio, or fixed lots. Adjusted for a different contract size and account currency. Always rounded down: a copy under the broker minimum is refused, not rounded up.
Prop-firm rules per account.
Daily loss measured on equity, as prop firms count it, with an early buffer and close-on-breach. Maximum loss, fixed or trailing. A target lock. Trading days and best-day share for consistency rules. One account hitting a limit stops that account and leaves the others running.
No server in between.
Master and slaves talk through MetaTrader’s common folder on the same machine or VPS. No server, no ports, nothing to keep online. The licence covers the account you trade from; how many follow is up to you.
Run each account from the master.
Pick an account in the list and close all, half or a quarter of what was copied there, move its stops to breakeven, lock or unlock it, or step its size up or down. The other accounts carry on. A maximum-loss or target lock can only be cleared on that account itself.
Test copy opens and closes the smallest lot on that account, so you know the link works before a real trade depends on it.
A reason for every miss.
A copy that doesn’t happen matters more than one that does. Each is logged with its reason: not enough margin and what would have fitted, a symbol that couldn’t be mapped, a size under the broker minimum, a guard that had already tripped.
Live P/L per account on the master, copy time and fill difference for each copy, a check that every account holds what the master holds, and phone alerts.
Any broker, any name.
The broker’s prefix and suffix found from the chart, the same currency pair under another name, and built-in names for gold, silver, the main indices, oil and crypto. Or map them yourself.
Only the copies you want.
Silence is safe.
If the link goes quiet, slaves stop opening and keep managing what they hold. Nothing is closed because a heartbeat went missing.
Nothing happens twice.
Restarts
The master remembers what it sent. Restart MetaTrader mid-trade and nothing is copied again, and a trade you closed while it was off is closed on every account when it comes back.
Every instruction once
Each event is numbered and each account applies it once, so a close, a partial close or a command from the master is never repeated.
No loops, limits that hold
One master per account, and copies are never sent back out. When a loss limit says close, it keeps closing until every copy is gone, through requotes and a busy broker.
The panels, as they are
Version 2 puts each panel's pages on a side rail: Slaves, Commands, Positions and Settings on the master; Link, Sizing, Rules, Copies and Filters on each follower.
Where it sits
The copier repeats whatever you do, whether you trade by hand or through one of the engines.
With the Suite or JTraderX
Sequences filled by the engine are copied like any other trade, sized for each account. Their panels carry a line on the copier: how many accounts are following, or why this one isn’t copying.
With JournalX
A copied trade is recorded as one, with the account it came from.
On its own
It copies trades you place by hand just as well. No other product needed.
One master. Unlimited followers.
One master account to trade from, unlimited follower accounts, updates and support included.
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Questions
Can I copy to someone else’s account?
No, and that’s deliberate. Broadcasting to other people is regulated as investment advice or portfolio management in most places. This is a personal multi-account tool.
Do the accounts need to be with the same broker?
No. Symbol names are matched across brokers: by the broker’s prefix and suffix, by currency pair, by built-in names for gold, indices, oil and crypto, or by a map you set.
Does it work across two computers?
Not today. Master and slaves must share one machine or VPS, which is what removes the server and the latency.
How fast is it?
Typically under a second on the same machine. It is a position copier, not an arbitrage tool.
What if MetaTrader restarts in the middle of a trade?
Nothing is copied twice. The master remembers what it sent and each follower remembers where it got to. A trade closed while the master was off is closed on every account when it starts again.
Will it keep a challenge account inside the rules?
Each follower carries its own daily loss, maximum loss and target, measured on equity, and can close its copies before a limit is reached. Typical presets are there to start from; set them to your firm’s own numbers, which change.
My prop firm bans copying. Does that include this?
Many firms restrict copying between accounts, including a trader’s own. Check your firm’s rules before you buy.
Read the user manual (PDF, 38 pages, 1.1 MB, for version 2.00). It covers installation, every input and troubleshooting. Anything else, ask support. A person replies.