Prop Firms by Copy Trading Allowed
Firms that allow you to copy trade your trades across multiple accounts. This does not mean copying other people's trades, including signals.
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What is this?
Copy trading in the prop firm context means duplicating your own trades across multiple accounts you personally manage. This is different from signal services or copying other traders — it refers to self-copy trading between your own funded accounts.
Why does it matter?
Traders who pass multiple evaluations want to maximize their earnings by running the same strategy across several funded accounts simultaneously. Copy trading tools automate this process, eliminating the need to manually place duplicate orders.
Quick Highlights
| FIRM | RATING | COUNTRY | COPY TRADING ALLOWED | MAX ALLOCATION | PROMO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
US  | $750K | 30% OFF | |||
US | $750K | 30% OFF | |||
AE  | $750K | 50% OFF | |||
US | $750K | 40% OFF | |||
US | $450K | 50% OFF | |||
US | $3M | 90% OFF |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Copy trading in the prop firm context means duplicating your own trades across multiple funded accounts you personally own and manage. It does NOT mean copying signals from other traders or using third-party signal services, which most firms prohibit.
The number of accounts you can copy trade depends on the firm's maximum account policy. Most firms allow 2-5 funded accounts per trader. Some firms with scaling plans allow even more. Each account must individually meet the firm's trading rules.
Popular copy trading tools include NinjaTrader's multi-account management features, third-party copiers like Replikanto and TradeReplicator, and some platforms' built-in account linking features. The key is ensuring the tool works with your firm's supported platform.
