Hold the account.
Clear the payout.

It helps you keep the account you earned. It mirrors your edge to every funded account at once, holds a daily loss limit on Tradovate accounts so a breach can't happen, lets you lock yourself out by session, and journals every fill so you can see the habits that keep you funded. The goal is holding the account long enough to clear payouts.

You set your number and Tradesyncer closes open positions and cancels working orders the moment an account reaches it, so the make-it-back trade that would breach your funding can't fire. This runs on Tradovate accounts today through the broker API, based on net P&L, and is rolling out to more platforms, so confirm your platform supports it before you rely on it.

Yes. You can set a time or session lockout, by New York, London or Asia session, by a preset of 30 minutes, 1 hour or 3 hours, or a custom date and time. Tradesyncer enforces the lockout on your account so you step away instead of chasing the loss.

Yes, wherever your firms allow it. You connect every funded account once and trade them as one. Each account is sized to its own firm's rules, so a copied trade stays inside the limits of the account it lands in. Copy-trading rules vary by firm, so check each firm's terms first.

That depends entirely on each firm's rules, and you stay responsible for following them. Many firms allow copying across your own accounts, some restrict it, and a few don't allow it at all. Tradesyncer gives you the tooling; confirm copy trading is permitted with every firm you run before you scale it.

Intraday trailing drawdown moves your floor up to the highest equity you reach during the day, so a pullback on a winner can close a still-profitable account. End-of-day drawdown only adjusts on the closing balance. The intraday version catches most funded traders, which is why a tight daily loss limit matters so much.

Many firms cap how much of your total profit can come from a single day, often around 30 to 50 percent. One oversized day can push you over the cap and delay or deny a payout even when you're profitable. Sizing consistently across days, and keeping your daily numbers in your journal, is how you stay inside it. Confirm your firm's exact rule, since it varies.

Common reasons are breaching the consistency cap, hitting a drawdown threshold, falling short of minimum trading days, or a rule violation found on review. The fix is operational: trade inside the limits every day, keep records of it, and protect the account so a single bad session never undoes the work. Tradesyncer helps with the limits and the records; the rules themselves are your firm's.

No. Tradesyncer is cloud-based and runs on servers with 99.9% uptime, so your copier and risk limits keep working whether your laptop is on or not. You can check accounts from desktop, laptop, tablet or phone on macOS or Windows.

Yes. Try Tradesyncer free for 7 days. Card required, no charge until day 7, cancel anytime.