Start here: what you must know

Read this before you place your first copied trade. These are the points that most often cause problems if they are missed.

If you overlap copying systems, you can trigger duplicate entries or copying loops, conflicting cancels and modifications, and unexpected trade management.

Before you start trading, and especially at the start of the week, check the connection status for your Leader and all Followers. If anything shows disconnected or disrupted, reconnect before placing real trades.

Broker sessions can be interrupted due to maintenance, authentication refresh, broker-side outages, or platform limits. If a broker connection is disrupted, copying may be interrupted until the connection becomes healthy again or is reconnected manually.

Tradesyncer works best with simple bracket and ATM-style workflows: brackets with one Take Profit and one Stop Loss, and market, limit or stop-market bracket entries. See Automated Trade Management (ATM), bracket and OCO orders for the order types that are not supported.

Some brokers require specific handling for limit and stop orders. See Best Practices for the detail.

In real markets, followers can diverge for reasons like partial fills, latency, or broker-side rejections. Tradesyncer offers Follower Protection to help reduce the chance of follower accounts being left in an unexpected state.

When something looks off, or when you simply want to start fresh, Flatten All / Flatten Group cancels working orders, closes open positions, and resets the group back to a known clean state.

A fast way to confirm replication is working is to place a limit order on the Leader far away from the current price, so it won't fill. Then verify the order shows up for Followers in Orders History and appears across all follower accounts as expected. Cancel the test order afterwards.