Risk disclosure

Trading leveraged products carries a high risk of losing money quickly. Copying trades does not reduce that risk. It multiplies it across every account you attach.

What copying actually changes

A losing sender loses on every receiver at once, automatically, without asking you first. The speed that makes copying useful is the same speed that makes a bad session expensive before you notice it.

A copy is not the same trade

The receiver's broker has its own prices, its own spread and its own execution. Orders fill at a different price, at a different moment, or not at all. Slippage, requotes, symbol differences, swap and commission mean the receiver's result will not match the sender's, and the gap grows with position size and volatility.

Sizing is where accounts die

A multiplier that looks reasonable on a large sender can be a margin call on a small receiver. Set the maximum lot, the maximum open positions and the daily loss limit before you turn a pipeline on, not after.

Things break

Networks fail, brokers go down, terminals disconnect, and a position can open on the sender and fail to open on the receiver, or close on one and stay open on the other. Check your accounts; do not assume they are in sync because nothing looked wrong.

No advice, no guarantee

We do not give investment advice and we make no claim about any strategy, signal or sender. Past results predict nothing. Only trade money you can afford to lose entirely, and get independent advice if you are unsure.

Test first

Run a new pipeline on a demo receiver for long enough to see it handle an open, a modify, a close and a disconnection. It is the cheapest hour you will spend here.