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Can I adjust trade sizes for different accounts?

Yes! Tradesyncer lets you adjust trade sizes with ratios and multipliers to match each account's risk and balance.

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βš–οΈ Trade Size Customization with Multipliers

Yes! Tradesyncer allows full customization of trade sizes through ratios and cross order, ensuring each follower account matches its unique risk profile and account size.
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πŸ“Š How Ratio works

With Ratio, you can scale trades per account independently. For example:

  • If your lead account places a trade with 2 contracts

  • A follower set to 2x ratio will enter with 4 contracts

This approach keeps all your accounts aligned while respecting their individual capacity and risk tolerance.
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🎯 Why Use Ratios?

Using trade ratios is ideal for:

  • Managing accounts of different sizes

  • Adjusting for varying levels of risk appetite

  • Prop firm scaling without overexposure

βš™οΈ How Cross Order Works

The Cross Order function in Tradesyncer allows seamless trade copying between E-mini and Micro E-mini contracts. This feature ensures that positions remain consistent and proportional, even when accounts trade different contract sizes.
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​For example:

If your lead account enters a trade with 1 E-mini Nasdaq (NQ) contract, the follower account, with Cross Order enabled, will mirror that trade with 1 Micro E-mini Nasdaq (MNQ) contract.
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This setup allows you to run mixed accounts while keeping trade intent aligned across all followers.
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βœ… Key Benefits

  • Account-level control: Enable Cross Order per follower for flexible management.

  • Automatic contract adjustment: Trades are copied with the correct Micro/E-mini version based on account setup.

  • Supports key instruments:

    • S&P 500: ES ↔ MES

    • Nasdaq: NQ ↔ MNQ

    • Dow Jones: YM ↔ MYM

Whether you're managing a few personal accounts or dozens from prop firms, this feature keeps everything efficient, controlled, and scalable.

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