Cross-Broker Copy Trading CRM for MT5

A route is more than a matching symbol name

An administrator explicitly maps every source instrument to the target broker’s exact symbol. The preview reads contract size, calculation mode, price precision and base/profit currencies; the operator confirms the same economic asset and quote units. A 100,000-unit source contract and 10,000-unit target contract may need a route factor of 10. At source 0.10 lot and subscription factor 0.5, that produces 0.50 target lot before rounding. This is a volume conversion, not an equal-risk or return promise.

Choose settings, simulate, then approve real mode

Use proportional volume or fixed target lots, plus limits for total lots, open copy count, equity, spread and entry age. Filtering applies to source direction before optional reversal. Start in simulation to inspect read-based events without placing MT5 trades. Real copying requires the account owner’s password/2FA consent and a separate target administrator approval. An equity threshold blocks new entries but does not liquidate existing positions. Existing source positions at activation are recorded as a baseline rather than copied late.

Pause, closing and unknown execution

Pause stops new entries while managing linked open copies; resume does not catch up missed entries. Finish-after-close waits, while close-copies-now requires a separate owner confirmation and affects only linked copy tickets. Partial and unknown dealer results require deal evidence, not resending. The worker polls snapshots rather than every tick and can miss a position that opens and closes between reads. Compare Copy Trading with explicitly initiated MAM batches before choosing a workflow; the two modules solve different operating needs.

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