FXBT Copier mirrors your trades from one MetaTrader 5 account to all the others — different brokers, different sizes, different symbol names — and watches your risk while it does it. If a day starts going wrong, it stops you before your prop firm does.
Windows 10/11 · works with any MT5 broker · no installer, no admin rights
| Account | Role | Balance | Equity | Today | Heat | Risk | Positions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTMO 100K | Master | 102,480 | 102,905 | +425 | ● Safe | 3 | |
| MyForexFunds 50K | Copy | 50,120 | 50,331 | +211 | ● Safe | 3 | |
| The5ers 20K | Copy | 19,640 | 19,402 | −238 | ▲ Reduced size | 3 | |
| Funding Pips 10K | Copy | 9,415 | 9,118 | −297 | ■ Blocked | 2 |
Every account's state at a glance. The last one stopped taking new trades on its own — it was one bad trade from breaching its daily loss limit.
In plain terms — no jargon, no dashboards you need a manual to read.
Open a trade on one account, it appears on the others in milliseconds. Closes, partial closes, stop-loss and take-profit changes follow too.
Fixed lots, a multiplier, or automatic balance-matching — a 100K account and a 10K account take the same trade at the right size for each.
It tracks how much you have at risk right now. As that climbs it shrinks new trades, then blocks them, then flattens — before your firm's limit hits.
EURUSD, GBPUSD and AUDUSD are one bet, not three. It groups related positions so you don't quietly stack five copies of the same risk.
One broker calls it XAUUSD, another XAUUSD.m, a third GOLD. It works that out for you instead of failing the copy.
Several losers in a row triggers a pause. Revenge trading is the most common way funded accounts die, so the tool simply won't let you.
Once you're up for the day, it protects a share of that gain rather than letting a good morning turn into a red afternoon.
A built-in web dashboard opens in any browser — your phone, a tablet, another PC. Read-only by default, so nothing can be fat-fingered.
15 firms' daily-loss, total-drawdown and consistency rules are built in. Pick yours and the limits configure themselves.
This isn't a service you hand your accounts to. The software runs on your machine and talks to your own MetaTrader terminals directly.
We never receive your MT5 login, password or broker server. There is nothing of yours for us to lose.
What's saved locally is encrypted by Windows and tied to your user account — it can't be copied off and read elsewhere.
After you activate once, it never phones home while trading. Our servers could vanish and your copier would keep running.
No servers to rent, no code to write.
Cancel any time — you keep the time you paid for.
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Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Unzip anywhere and run FXBTCopier.exe.
You'll need a licence key to trade — get one here. MetaTrader 5 itself is free from your broker.
The questions everybody actually asks.
Yes, with one condition: the copier needs a Windows machine running somewhere — your home PC left on, or a cheap VPS (about $10–15/month). You keep trading from the MT5 mobile app exactly as you do now. The copier watches that account and mirrors your trades to the others.
You then monitor everything from your phone's browser through the built-in dashboard. What we can't do is run MetaTrader on your phone — nobody can; MT5's automation only exists on desktop.
Good — don't. You aren't. This is software you download and run yourself. Your logins go into MetaTrader on your own machine, encrypted by Windows and tied to your Windows user.
We never see them, we have no server that stores them, and the app doesn't send them anywhere. The only thing that ever touches our server is your licence key, once, when you activate.
It depends on the firm, and you should check your own agreement before you start — we won't pretend otherwise. Most firms allow you to copy between your own accounts; many restrict copying from a third-party signal provider, and some limit how similar accounts in the same "group" can be.
The tool has consistency and correlation controls to help you stay inside those rules, but the rules are between you and your firm.
Typically a few milliseconds from the master's fill to the copy order being sent, because everything happens on one machine with no network hop in between. What you actually experience also depends on your broker's execution and your distance from their server — a VPS near your broker helps far more than any software claim.
Each account runs in its own isolated process, so one misbehaving broker connection can't take the others down. On restart the app reconnects and re-reads the live state from MetaTrader rather than trusting a stale file, so it won't double-open anything it already copied.
That's the normal case and it's handled. The tool matches symbols
across brokers, including suffixes like .m,
.raw or _ecn, and you can add your own
mappings for anything unusual. You can also blacklist symbols you never
want copied.
Nothing dramatic. Your licence simply stops renewing and runs out at the end of the period you already paid for. There's no remote kill switch and no phone-home while you're trading.