Multi-Account Execution System
Mirror one set of trading decisions across many MetaTrader accounts, with per-account sizing, filters and trading hours.
One managed account makes the decisions and every connected account follows, each with its own sizing rules. It is the infrastructure behind managing money for several clients, running a family of accounts, or servicing a signal group without anyone placing orders by hand.
Sizing is per account, not global: fixed lots, a multiplier of the source, or a ratio of account balance. A client with a tenth of the capital takes a tenth of the position, automatically.
Brokers name instruments differently, so symbol mapping translates between them — EURUSD on one, EURUSD.r on another — and per-account filters restrict which instruments, volumes and trading hours apply.
How it works
- 1
Scope
How many accounts, which brokers, what sizing model, and who is permitted to see what.
- 2
Build and connect
The source account is configured and receiving accounts are attached with their own rules.
- 3
Paper run
Run against demo accounts first to confirm sizing and mapping behave as expected before real money.
- 4
Go live and monitor
A live execution log, per-account reporting and alerting when a trade fails to reach an account.
What you get
- One source account fanning out to many receiving accounts
- Per-account sizing: fixed lot, multiplier or balance ratio
- Symbol mapping across brokers with differing suffixes
- Instrument, volume and trading-hours filters per account
- Live execution log and a full audit trail
Following accounts will not match the source exactly
Different brokers fill at different prices, spreads vary, and an account short of margin will reject a trade the source took. Expect close tracking, not identical results. Anyone promising exact replication across brokers is describing something that cannot happen.
Questions
- How many accounts can follow one source?
- The platform is built for tens of accounts per source. Beyond that the constraint is usually your brokers rate-limiting order flow rather than our side, which is something we test during the paper run.
- Can accounts be on different brokers?
- Yes, and most setups are. Symbol mapping handles the naming differences, and each account keeps its own sizing rules.
- What happens when a trade fails on one account?
- It is recorded in the execution log and an alert is raised. That account is then out of step with the source, which is precisely why the alert exists rather than the failure being swallowed quietly.
- Do I need regulatory permission to manage other people’s accounts?
- Very possibly, depending on where you and your clients are. Trading other people’s money is a regulated activity in most jurisdictions. We supply software; we do not supply a licence, and you should take your own advice before taking on client funds.
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