A broker login belongs to one Tradeus account

And removing the connection does not change that.

The first time a broker login connects here, it is recorded against your Tradeus account. From then on that login is yours: nobody else can connect it, and it is the reason the same funded account cannot be running under two Tradeus subscriptions at once.

Removing the connection does not release it
Remove a connection and the connection is gone — the accounts, the session, the copier membership. The record that this broker login is yours stays. That is deliberate, and it is the one thing about this worth knowing in advance.

If you try to connect a login that is held by another Tradeus account, the connect is refused and says so. It does not tell you whose it is. If it is genuinely yours — you opened a second Tradeus account, or a prop account changed hands — write to support and it gets moved. Support releases it by hand, under their own name, and the release stays on the record. There is no button for it on your side, because it should not be a button.

What counts as one login
Rithmic
Your username together with the system. The same username on Rithmic 01 and on Rithmic Paper Trading are two different logins, and each is claimed separately.
Tradovate
Your Tradovate user together with the deployment. Accounts on both sides give you two connections, and those are two logins.
TradeLocker
Email, server and environment together. The same email on a different prop firm's server is a different login.

Open in Tradeus

Broker setup — requires an account.

Step-by-step

Send a TradingView alert to a TradeLocker account

TradeLocker is the platform forex and CFD prop firms hand out, and it connects with three fields: email, password and server. The rest of the path is the same as the futures brokers — with one difference worth knowing before you start, which is that a strategy is bound to one market and a CFD strategy can only be followed by CFD accounts.

Automating an Apex Trader Funding account

Apex Trader Funding issues platform credentials rather than an API of its own, and those credentials are what connects here. This page is mechanical only: which credential goes where, and how one decision reaches several accounts. Whether Apex permits automated or copied trading on YOUR account is set by Apex, not by us — read your own account's terms first.

Also in Connect a broker

  • Which brokers workSix you can connect today, what each one asks for, and which of them copy a trade you place by hand.
  • Connect a prop firm accountPick the firm, then the platform it gave you: how each broker takes the firm, filing older logins, nicknames and flattening one account.
  • Connecting RithmicWhich system to choose, and why the gateway matters.
  • Connecting TradovateOAuth and nothing to choose — and why you sign out at Tradovate between two firms' logins.
  • Connecting TradeLockerYour own login, the Server box copied exactly — and what the reading refuses to guess while a hedge is open.
  • Connecting Capital.comA key you make yourself, with a password that is not your account's.
  • MetaTrader 5 in your terminalA small program runs in your own MT5 and reports to Tradeus. No password leaves your machine — and copying stops when the machine does.
  • Alpaca: shares and cryptoUS shares, options and crypto on your own API key — and no futures at all, which matters if your strategies trade them.
  • Accounts and what their status meansSix states, which of them stop trading, and how to file, name and flatten your accounts.
Accounts and what their status meansHow a signal becomes an order