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That depends on your strategy and how correlated your accounts are, not on the tooling. The copier handles execution at scale: one lead fires to every follower in about 50ms, each sized on its own terms, so the practical ceiling is your risk appetite and each firm's rules rather than how many screens you can watch. Many traders scale from a handful to a much larger fleet once the manual work is removed.

Your plan determines how many connected accounts you can run at once, so check the pricing page for the tier that fits, then scale within it or upgrade as your fleet grows. Each prop firm also sets its own cap on how many accounts you can hold.

This is the core risk of scaling, and the answer is per-account risk enforcement plus sizing. Each account carries its own daily loss limit, which closes positions and cancels orders the moment that account hits its number, so one account hitting its floor does not depend on the rest. Pair that with Ratio sizing so no single copied trade is oversized, and session lockouts so a bad open does not cascade. The loss limit runs live for Tradovate accounts today and is rolling out to more.

Both are valid, and Tradesyncer supports either since you can connect accounts across many firms and run them as one fleet. Diversifying across firms reduces your dependence on any single firm's rule changes or payout delays; stacking at one firm can simplify operations. Each firm sets its own cap on how many accounts and how much capital you can hold, so confirm those limits before you decide.

It depends entirely on each firm, and you stay responsible for following their rules. Copying across your own accounts is permitted at many firms, restricted at some, and not allowed at a few. Each firm also caps how many accounts you can run. Tradesyncer gives you the tooling; confirm copy trading is permitted with every firm in your fleet before you scale it.

Most firms unlock larger account sizes or higher payout tiers as you hit profit targets and trading-day minimums, and each firm's plan is different. Tradesyncer doesn't change those rules; it helps you operate inside them by sizing every account correctly, holding risk limits, and journaling the consistency that scaling plans reward. Confirm the exact targets and caps with each firm, since they vary.

Use the per-account Ratio function. It scales each follower independently, so a smaller account takes a fraction of the lead and a larger one scales up, and Cross Order lets a micro account follow a standard-contract lead. Combined with each account's own daily loss limit, a single copied trade stays inside the limits of the account it lands in rather than being uniform across the fleet.

Live today: session and time-based lockouts, Ratio sizing, Cross Order copying, and the built-in journal. The daily loss limit and daily profit target, which close positions and cancel orders when an account hits the number, run live for Tradovate accounts and are rolling out to more platforms. Note that hitting the loss limit or profit target closes that account's trades but does not by itself lock the account.

No. Tradesyncer is cloud-based and runs 24/7 on infrastructure with 99.9% uptime, so your copier and risk limits keep working whether your laptop is on or not. That is the operational difference at scale: you are not maintaining a VPS or a desktop instance per account.

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