Introduction
This guide explains how to use the Trade Copier tool to seamlessly replicate manual trades from TradingView to multiple Tradovate accounts. Whether you're managing personal portfolios or client accounts, this solution streamlines trade execution across platforms.
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Core Features
- Multi-Account Sync: Copy trades to unlimited Tradovate sub-accounts
- Quantity Customization: Adjust position sizes with flexible multipliers
- Order Type Support: Market, limit, stop orders with TP/SL management
- Real-Time Tracking: Detailed trade execution logs
Step-by-Step Setup
1. Configuring Trade Copier Within Tradovate
Step 1: Select Master Account
Designate your primary TradingView-linked Tradovate account as the trade source.
Step 2: Add Sub-Accounts
- Navigate to account settings
- Input sub-account credentials
- Verify connection status
Step 3: Set Quantity Rules
| Multiplier | Effect |
|---|---|
| 1x | Same size as master |
| 2x | Double position size |
| 0.5x | Half position size |
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2. Cross-Login Trade Copying
For copying trades between separate Tradovate logins:
- Create a new Trade Copier profile
- Generate API tokens for each account
- Link profiles using secure authentication
TradingView Integration
Connecting Platforms
- Open TradingView charting interface
- Navigate to "Brokerage Connections"
- Select Tradovate from supported brokers
- Authenticate with API keys
Trade Execution Workflow
- Market Orders: Instant execution with cascaded copying
- Limit Orders: Price-contingent execution across accounts
- Order Modifications: Real-time updates propagate automatically
Advanced Management
Position Monitoring
- View aggregate exposure across accounts
- Track execution latency metrics
- Audit trail for compliance reporting
FAQ Section
Q: How quickly do trades copy between accounts?
A: Typically <500ms latency under normal market conditions.
Q: Can I exclude specific accounts from copying?
A: Yes, toggle accounts on/off in the allocation settings.
Q: What happens if TradingView disconnects?
A: Active positions remain managed; new orders queue until reconnection.
Q: Are there minimum account balance requirements?
A: Each sub-account must meet Tradovate's margin requirements independently.
Supported Order Types
- Market entries/exits
- Limit entries with TP/SL
- Stop loss adjustments
- OCO (One-Cancels-Other) orders
- Bracket orders
Performance Optimization Tips
- Latency Reduction: Use dedicated VPS for execution servers
- Error Handling: Configure failsafe protocols for disconnect events
- Volume Scaling: Gradually increase position sizes to test system stability
This guide provides the foundation for implementing a robust trade copying system between TradingView and Tradovate. For advanced customization options or enterprise solutions, consult the full documentation.