Cloud Trade Copier for TradingView, Futures and Prop Firm Accounts

What is a trade copier?

A trade copier is software that takes one trade and replicates it across other trading accounts automatically. One account acts as the leader, often called the master or the source, and the others follow it. The moment the leader enters, exits, or adjusts a position, the trade copier software places the same order on every follower account in real time. People also call this a trade replicator, a trade duplicator, or an order replicator, and the wider category gets labeled copy trading software, a copy trading tool, a copy trading platform, or link trading software. The idea never changes: make one decision once, then let the tool replicate it everywhere instead of repeating the same clicks account by account.

Traders reach for a trade copier for two reasons. The first is scale. If you run several prop firm evaluations, a couple of funded accounts and a personal account, placing each order by hand is slow and error-prone, and a half-second of hesitation on the fifth account can mean a worse fill or a missed trade entirely. The second is consistency. A copier keeps every account on the same plan, with the same entries, exits, stop-loss and take-profit, so your results do not drift apart because you fat-fingered a size somewhere.

As a retail trade copier, PickMyTrade is built for individual traders rather than fund managers routing client money. It copies your own signals across your own connected accounts, and it does that in the cloud, so there is no server for you to babysit. The rest of this page explains exactly how it works, which brokers and prop firms it fits, how per-account sizing works, and how a cloud copier compares with the older local and VPS tools.

Copy trades across prop firm accounts

The biggest reason traders want a copier is prop firms. If you run several evaluations or funded accounts, routing one signal across all of them is how you scale without watching every account by hand. PickMyTrade connects to accounts on Tradovate, Rithmic and ProjectX, which many prop firms run on, so you can route your own TradingView alerts across your own funded and evaluation accounts. Firms that commonly run on those platforms include Apex Trader Funding, Topstep, Alpha Futures, Take Profit Trader, FundedNext Futures, MyFundedFutures, TradeDay and Tradeify.

Here is the honest part most tool pages skip. Copy trading and automation rules vary by prop firm and change over time. Some firms allow copying your own alerts across the funded accounts you own, and treat that very differently from external copy trading, such as subscribing to a third-party signal seller or letting someone else manage your funded account. PickMyTrade is built for the first case: it copies your own signals across your own accounts, so you stay in control. We do not label any firm as copy-friendly, and we do not claim that a specific firm allows automation, because those policies change over time. Always confirm your firm's current policy before you go live.

For the full picture, including per-firm notes, see the prop firm trade copier hub and the list of supported prop firms. You stay responsible for each firm's compliance rules, and PickMyTrade keeps you on the internal-copying side by only ever copying trades you place yourself.

Per-account risk and position sizing

The real power of an automated trade copier is that not every account should trade the same size. Every account gets its own quantity multiplier, and the math is simple: client position equals master position times the multiplier. So a 2-contract signal becomes 1 contract on a 0.5x account, 2 on a 1x account, 4 on a 2x account and 6 on a 3x account. Decimal multipliers like 0.5, 1.5 and 2.5 are supported, and the final quantity rounds to a whole number. That lets you run a small evaluation at 0.5x, a mid-size funded account at 1x and a larger account at 2x, all from the same signal, while each account stays inside its own risk limit.

On the TradingView webhook path you also get proper risk tooling, not just sizing. You can copy Market, Limit and Stop orders, attach stop-loss and take-profit with five methods (points or dollar value, percentage, price levels, ticks, or total profit and loss), add a trailing stop, reverse or flip a position, meaning close the current position and open the opposite one, or scale into an existing position on a same-direction signal. Position size can be a fixed quantity or a risk percentage, so the copier fits both aggressive scaling and careful risk-first sizing.

You also stay in control at the account level. Turn copying on or off for any account, so a signal only reaches the accounts you want it to, and use the stop control to halt copying instantly if you need to step in. One note on scope: the reverse and flip and scale-in behaviors, the trailing stop and the five stop-loss and take-profit methods live on the TradingView webhook path. The Tradovate Manual Trade Copier supports Market, Limit, Stop, Stop-Limit and bracket orders on market entries, so choose the path that matches how you trade.

Cloud vs local and VPS trade copiers

There are two broad kinds of trade copier, and it is worth being straight about the tradeoffs. A local or VPS copier runs as a program on a machine you keep online, often on a rented virtual private server so it does not stop when your laptop sleeps. Native desktop copiers that talk directly to a broker's API can be faster on raw latency, because there is no cloud hop between the signal and the order. If you are a pure speed scalper chasing every last millisecond, a well-tuned local copier next to your broker can win on that single metric.

A cloud trade copier like PickMyTrade makes a different trade. There is nothing to install, no VPS to rent and configure, no updates to babysit, and it keeps copying when your computer is off. PickMyTrade processes your order in under 200ms on our side; total fill time also depends on your broker's execution, network latency, and how quickly TradingView sends the alert, so we do not promise a guaranteed end-to-end fill speed. What we do promise is reach and convenience: one platform copies across ten brokers and many accounts, from any device, on a flat price.

For most multi-account and prop firm traders, that is the right trade. You are not shaving microseconds off a single fill; you are trying to get one strategy onto five, ten or twenty accounts reliably, without renting servers or leaving a desktop running. That is where a cloud copier is hard to beat, and it is why PickMyTrade wins on no-install setup, mobile access, broker breadth and a flat monthly cost rather than on raw latency.

Windows, macOS and mobile

Because the copying happens in the cloud and you manage it through the browser, PickMyTrade is operating-system agnostic. It works as a Windows trade copier, a macOS trade copier and a mobile trade copier from the same account, with nothing to download on any of them. There is no Windows-only executable and no separate Mac build to keep updated, which is a common headache with older download-and-run copiers that only ship for one platform.

Set it up on a desktop, then check your alert log and toggle accounts from your phone on the go. The trades themselves keep copying whether your device is a laptop, a desktop or a tablet, and whether it is on or off, because the engine lives on our servers rather than on your machine. For traders who split time between a home desk and a phone, that OS-agnostic, always-on design is the whole point of moving the copier to the cloud.