Trade one account and have the same trades follow on your other accounts, across brokers: for example from one broker's cTrader to another broker's or a prop firm's cTrader on the same computer. Midas Trade Copier runs locally inside cTrader, with no special access rights: no internet or file access, no server, no account passwords shared.

How it works

• Run it in Master mode on the account you trade, and in Receiver mode on each account that should copy. Use the same channel name; use different channel names to run several independent copy groups.

• The master publishes its open positions twice a second; receivers mirror them within about a second.

What is copied

• New positions, full closes and partial closes (a receiver closes the same fraction the master closed).

• Stop loss and take profit, including every later change.

• Manual trades and bot trades, or only trades with a given label.

Sizing and symbols

• Four sizing modes: lot multiplier (for example 0.5 or 2); scale by balance (receiver balance / master balance); fixed lots; or risk percent: the size that loses your chosen share of the receiver balance if the master's stop is hit (for prop-firm accounts of a different size). An optional maximum lots per trade caps every mode.

• Price guard: skip a copy when the receiver's price is already worse than the master's entry by more than your limit in pips (fast markets, a slow second broker).

• Sizes are rounded down to each account's volume step; a copy below the account's minimum is skipped and logged.

• Symbol suffix and symbol map for brokers that name instruments differently (for example XAUUSD=GOLD); copy only a list of symbols, or never copy some.

• Optional reverse mode (buy becomes sell, stop and target swapped).

Safety rules

• A receiver only touches positions it opened itself; your other trades and bots are left alone.

• If the master stops (cTrader closed, connection lost), receivers stop copying and leave every copy as it is until the master is back. Nothing is closed because of missing data.

• A copy you close by hand on a receiver is never re-opened.

• Trades already open when a receiver starts are not copied unless you choose to.

• After a restart, a receiver reconnects to its existing copies instead of opening duplicates.

Tested

• Every copy decision is made by one engine with no platform code in it, checked in a randomized simulation (a master opening, closing, partly closing and moving stops at random, going offline; a receiver whose broker sometimes rejects an order or a stop change; copies closed by hand; other positions on the account) against an independent model after every pass: 1,157,392 checks over 32,000 passes and eight settings, 0 violations. Five deliberate faults put into the engine were all caught.

• Live between two brokers' cTrader apps: opens copied in about a second, stops and targets, partial and full closes, a master stop and restart.

Backtest

• A copier has no strategy of its own, so a backtest shows no trades: in a backtest there is no master to copy. Results depend entirely on the trades you copy.

Notes

• One cTrader app runs cBots on one account at a time, so each account needs its own cTrader app on the same computer (for example cTrader plus your broker's or prop firm's own cTrader), each running the copier.

• One master per channel: a second master on the same channel is refused, so receivers can never follow two masters.

• Hedging accounts. Pending orders are not copied; they are copied once filled.

• Copies fill at the receiver's own market price, so entries can differ from the master by spread and slippage, especially across brokers.

• Check your prop firm's rules: some firms do not allow copying between accounts.