Trade Copier designed for Prop Firm Traders
Efficiently replicate your winning strategies across multiple prop firm accounts while maintaining strict compliance with prop firm rules.
Dedicated IP Addresses
Get unique IP for each account to avoid suspicion of multi-accounting or group trading, which is often against prop firm rules.
If you require server resources exclusively for your use, ensuring low latency, stability, and reliability, you may opt for a Dedicated Server.
Server Location
Choose a server location for the Trade Copier that minimises latency to the broker's servers and ensure the IP's geographical location matches your location if required by the prop firm.
Account Protection
Global Account Protection helps you comply with your prop firm's maximum daily loss limits and account drawdown thresholds. You can set an equity threshold for the Trade Copier, allowing it to automatically manage your open trades by closing all positions, halting the copying process, or preventing new trades.
Risk Management
Copy and host Stop Loss on your prop firm account to ensure compliance with prop firm rules. Take advantage of different options such as standard stop-loss/take-profit settings, maximum risk limits, and fixed stop-loss/take-profit levels to strengthen your risk management strategy.
Cross-platform
Run your strategy on your preferred trading platform, even if your prop firm uses a different one. With Duplikium, you have the flexibility to mix and match brokers and platforms like MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, DXtrade, Tradovate, and more.
Furthermore, the Trade Copier can replicate all instruments supported by your broker, including Forex, CFDs, Futures, Indices, Volatility Indices, Cryptocurrencies and more.
Assistance with Prop Firm
In most cases, prop firms cannot know you are using a Trade Copier, but should you experience any problems with your prop firm, our team is ready to assist by supplying all the necessary details and handling communication with the firm directly on your behalf.
FAQs about the Prop Firm Trade Copier
Can I have a dedicated IP?
Yes, you can choose to add a static dedicated IP for each account with Duplikium Trade Copier for an additional fee.
Otherwise, by default, the IP address of a trading account may vary, differ across accounts, and may even be shared with other accounts or clients.
Please note Prop firms/brokers may see two distinct IPs if you access the account at your side: one static IP from the Trade Copier and another from your device's IP, used to access trading accounts via terminals like MT4, MT5, DXtrade or Tradovate.
Can I have my own Computer ID (CID)?
At Duplikium, we host numerous servers at various locations worldwide, serving many different clients. This means some clients may share the same Computer ID (CID) because their trade copier runs on the same server. However, this does not imply they are engaging in group trading.
You can look to our Dedicated Server add-on to have a specific Computer ID (CID).
Can I choose a specific Trade Copier server location?
Our servers are in Frankfurt, Singapore, London and US East. With a Subscription Plan, you can choose the server location and select a location that is closer to your broker that will improve the latency.
What will the broker see if I have a dedicated IP and am also accessing the account from my side?
The broker may see two distinct IP addresses and locations—your personal IP and the dedicated IP from the trade copier. In this case, it’s advisable to proceed with caution, as the differing IP addresses might raise flags with the broker.
Does the prop firm know I'm using a Trade Copier?
With MT4, MT5, or DXtrade, the broker cannot detect that you’re using a trade copier; it simply appears as though an external system is accessing the account via an API or an Expert Advisor (EA).
However, when copying trades to a cTrader slave account, the connection is labeled with “openAPI Duplikium Ltd.” This is a requirement by cTrader and cannot be removed.
Does the copied order appear to be placed manually or via an EA on the slave account?
With MT4 and MT5, trades will appear as being placed by an EA. If your broker does not permit EA trading, you may encounter the error message “Deleted: EA disabled on broker side.” In this case, you’ll need to ask your broker to enable EA trading.
With cTrader, trades will display as being placed via the openAPI, which is a requirement by cTrader and cannot be hidden.
With DXtrade, the broker can see that orders are placed via the API, but they cannot determine the specific method or user behind the orders.
Can I have a Stop Loss (SL) hosted on my prop firm account?
Our Trade Copier can copy your StopLoss (SL) and TakeProfit (TP) on the slave account, but it's only with a paid subscriptions, otherwise the position will be closed with a market order when SL or TP is triggered on the master.
Please note that it's currently not possible to copy or host stop-loss (SL) and take-profit (TP) orders to or from a "Netting" account, such as Tradovate, in a meaningful way.
Is my DXtrade broker allowing API access from Duplikium Trade Copier?
The following prop firms have blocked access to their DXtrade APIs, so it is not possible to add accounts in Duplikium:
- InstantFunding (dxtrade.instantfunding.io)
- MyFundedFX (webtrader.myfundedfx.com)
- FTMO (dxtrade.ftmo.com)
We recommend exploring prop firms that support cTrader. With Duplikium Trade Copier, you can seamlessly mix accounts from MT4, MT5, cTrader and more.
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