Every tool,
built for prop firm rules.

Policies differ by firm, so the only correct answer is to check the rules of each firm you trade with before you copy. Tradesyncer is built for traders operating their own accounts and is positioned to help you stay inside the rules, not to hide activity from a firm. We don't promise that every firm permits copying. Read each firm's terms, and use Ratio and groups to keep each account trading within its own limits.

No, and that's exactly why this is hard. Firms use different methods such as static drawdown, trailing intraday, trailing end-of-day, and trailing-to-static that locks once you pass. Daily loss can be measured from start-of-day balance, initial balance, or equity including open positions. Because the math differs, a position size that's safe at one firm can breach another. Tradesyncer doesn't publish per-firm drawdown templates, so know each firm's exact method, set your own buffers, and use the controls here to hold to them.

The consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from a single day, often expressed as no single day above a set percentage of profit. Break it and a payout can be frozen even when you never touched a drawdown limit. Tradesyncer doesn't enforce a per-firm consistency rule automatically. What it gives you is the journal and one-screen view to watch how each day stacks up, plus session lockout and the Tradovate daily loss limit to stop a day from running away.

Live today: the trade copier, Copy Trading Groups, Ratio, the Cross Order function, session lockout, the auto-logged journal, and the unified multi-account dashboard. The daily loss limit and profit target act at the broker level on Tradovate and are rolling out to more platforms, so they're Tradovate-first today. We'd rather tell you that plainly than imply every firm and platform is covered.

No, and the exact scope matters. Session lockout is a Tradesyncer feature. When it triggers it closes open positions, cancels pending orders and copies no new trades, but it doesn't restrict trading at the broker level. It's a strong guardrail against your own copied activity, not a broker-side block.

Not on its own. On Tradovate, the daily loss limit tracks net P&L from 6:00 PM ET and, when hit, closes positions and cancels orders. Hitting it doesn't by itself lock the account. If you want the account to stay closed for the rest of a window, pair the loss limit with a session lockout so it holds the door shut inside Tradesyncer.

Yes, that's the core use case. Tradesyncer shows all your connected accounts on one screen and copies a single trade across the accounts you choose, with Ratio to size each one. The accounts can sit across different firms and platforms. What stays your responsibility is knowing each firm's rules, since Tradesyncer applies rules per account rather than from firm-specific templates.

Average copy latency is around 50ms from leader fill to follower fill, on cloud infrastructure with 99.9% uptime. Because execution runs in our infrastructure, copying continues without you keeping a desktop machine running.

Firms have their own detection and their own policies, so we won't promise any outcome. What we can say is how to trade sensibly: Tradesyncer is built for traders running their own accounts, Ratio lets each account take a different size rather than mirroring one-for-one, and groups let you separate strategies. Always confirm what your specific firms allow before you rely on copying.