cTrader to cTrader Trade Copier

Two cTrader accounts are the easiest pairing to name. Both brokers follow the same convention, so the indices you trade are spelled the same way on each — US 500, GERMANY 40, JAPAN 225 — and a plain match usually works without a remap at all. Cross-broker differences don't vanish: the two lists can still diverge on decorations, on instruments one broker carries and the other doesn't, and on how many units make a lot. But the thing that actually breaks a copy here is account mode. A cTrader account is Hedged or Netted, decided when the broker created it, and a netted follower stops repeating position for position at the second copy on a symbol. Currently demo accounts only: prop-firm evaluation and funded accounts usually run on demo accounts, and where the firm issues yours as a cTrader demo account, that is what Trepeat connects. Live real-capital accounts aren't supported.

One convention, both sides

cTrader brokers spell index CFDs with spaces — US 500, US TECH 100, GERMANY 40, JAPAN 225 — so two cTrader accounts usually agree on the string without any translation, which is exactly where a MetaTrader pairing needs the most work. Symbol remapping is still there per repeater for the instruments where two brokers do diverge.

Hedged or Netted is the real variable

cTrader labels each account on its authorisation screen. Trepeat tracks one follower position per source position, so a Hedged follower repeats the source exactly; a Netted one merges same-symbol positions and diverges from the second copy onward. The alert fires at the moment a copy is about to stack on a symbol that follower already holds, which is the point at which its exposure stops matching the source.

One sign-in can cover both accounts

A single cTrader ID often holds several trading accounts, so one authorisation can surface both your source and your followers. You tick the accounts to authorise on cTrader's own site and then choose which to add here. An account created after that authorisation isn't included in it — add a cTrader account again from Accounts, sign in with your cTrader ID, and tick the new one.

Volume still belongs to each broker

cTrader expresses volume in units of the instrument, and how many units make a lot is a per-symbol figure that two brokers can set differently on the same instrument. Trepeat reads each follower symbol's own minimum, step and maximum and snaps the copy to them, skipping anything below the minimum rather than submitting an order that would be refused.

Built for evaluation + funded accounts

Prop-firm evaluation and funded accounts usually run on demo accounts — MetaTrader demo servers, or a cTrader demo account where the firm issues one — which is exactly what Trepeat currently connects. Run your evaluations and funded accounts side by side, each repeater with its own sizing and symbol rules. A challenge placed on a live account can't be connected either way. We don't share data with prop firms or read their evaluation rules.