Copy trades. Execute alerts. On every funded account you own.

A hosted trade copier and alert-to-order service for prop-firm and personal broker accounts. An alert — from TradingView or your own bot — becomes an order on the accounts you choose, a trade on a leader account is copied to its followers, and each account can carry daily limits that lock it once crossed. It places orders on Tradovate, Rithmic, TradeLocker, Capital.com and MetaTrader 5, and it never decides what to trade.

No. Most brokers connect with a sign-in or an API key, and MetaTrader 5 needs a file we give you, compiled with one key press in MetaEditor. Each strategy shows a ready-made TradingView alert message, with your passphrase filled in when you create it (it is shown once, so paste it then), and you paste that into the alert. The trading logic is yours, in a TradingView strategy or indicator. On Manual there are no alerts: you trade the leader by hand and the followers copy it.

Five brokers take orders today: Tradovate and Rithmic for futures, and TradeLocker, Capital.com and MetaTrader 5 for CFDs on forex, indices and commodities. Connect as many logins as you hold, from any firm, on every plan. Alpaca also connects, for US shares and crypto with no futures, but its order routing has its own switch on our server, and until that is on an Alpaca account is read, not traded.

Tradovate uses OAuth: you sign in on Tradovate's own page and we never see the password. Rithmic and TradeLocker take your platform login, and Capital.com and Alpaca take an API key you create. What you enter is encrypted with AES-256-GCM, never shown back, and deleted with the connection. MetaTrader 5 takes no password: a small program in your own terminal asks us what to do, so that terminal has to stay open.

Any firm whose accounts you sign into with Tradovate, Rithmic, TradeLocker or MetaTrader 5, evaluation or funded. Tradeus connects to the platform and is not affiliated with any firm. When you connect, pick the firm first and then the platform it gave you, and Broker setup lists that login under the firm's name, so logins from several firms stay apart; a firm that is not listed can be typed in. For Rithmic you pick the system your login belongs to, the same name as on R|Trader Pro's login screen, a firm's own system included. MetaTrader 5 needs its terminal kept open with our program on a chart; the others run on our servers. TopstepX and cTrader are listed but not selectable yet.

Yes. Make the account you trade the leader of a copy group and the others its followers, at other firms or brokers too, as long as they trade the same market (futures with futures, CFDs with CFDs). Orders go out to followers in parallel, up to eight at a time. Each copies one for one under an optional contract cap, or on Algo and Unlimited risks a set amount per trade.

It depends mostly on your broker, so every fill in the trade log shows its own time rather than one quoted number. The log splits it into Tradeus's own work, usually single-digit milliseconds, and your broker's round trip. A hand trade on a Tradovate or Rithmic leader reaches Tradeus as it happens. On the other brokers a check every fifteen seconds finds it, and the copier's readiness panel shows the worst case.

Yes. For a strategy, size is set per account: the alert's quantity times a factor, a fixed number of contracts, a fixed risk amount, or a percentage of the balance. In a copy group each follower copies the leader one for one, up to its own maximum. On Algo and Unlimited a follower can instead risk a set amount, sized from the stop distance. For hand trades that needs a minimum stop distance.

On Algo and Unlimited, TradingView posts the alert to your strategy's webhook URL, which checks the passphrase and records the signal. Every subscribed account then applies its own size, trading window, signal-age limit and account lock before a market order goes to its broker, or waits for your confirmation if that subscription is set to manual. A new subscription starts switched off, and until one is on, the strategy trades nothing.

Usually not. The endpoint reads the message format TradersPost publishes for TradingView, so most alerts need only the new webhook URL and your strategy's passphrase added to the message. Every order goes out as a market order, and cancel and add are refused with a reason. Fields Tradeus does not read are ignored, so a stop or target has to arrive as sl and tp.

Yes, on the plans that carry one, and a card is asked for at the start. On the pricing page a plan with a trial says so on its button, with the number of days. The card is charged only when the trial ends, and not at all if you cancel before. The trial is once per person, whichever plan it was on: an account that has had one, or whose broker login has been through Tradeus before, is offered the plans at the normal price, and a broker login belongs to one Tradeus account only, so a second account cannot connect it. Where a plan has no version without the trial yet, the checkout says so and we set it up for you.

Unless you cancel before it ends, the trial becomes a paid subscription at the price shown at the checkout, and Billing shows the date of the first charge. Cancel during the trial and the card is never charged; access still runs to the trial's end. Nothing has to be set up again: a trial is the same software, and orders placed during it are real orders on your connected accounts.