Trepeat documentation
Reference for Trepeat itself — what each control does and what happens when you use it. The sections below are in reading order: start at the top if you are new, or use the contents to jump to what you need.
Getting started
What Trepeat does, the three words the rest of the reference uses, and what it will not do.
Accounts
Connecting a broker account on either platform, what your prop firm can see, and what its status is telling you.
- Connecting a MetaTrader accountThe three credentials MetaTrader needs, what else the form asks, how they are stored, and why only demo accounts currently connect.
- Connecting a cTrader accountAuthorising with your cTrader ID, adding several accounts from one ID, and re-authorising.
- What your firm seesWhere each connection comes from, the trepeat- label on every copy, and the firm rules to check first.
- Account statusesWhat each status means, why Standby is normal, and what to do when one will not reconnect.
Repeaters
What each setting does, which symbols are copied, and what happens to open positions when copying stops.
- Repeater settingsSizing, defaults, ranges and precedence: how each repeater setting affects a follower order.
- Symbol allowlist and remappingChoosing which symbols copy, and naming them correctly when two brokers disagree.
- Running, Stopped and open positionsWhat happens to existing positions when you Stop a repeater, pause a follower account or use Flatten.
Trades and positions
What is recorded, how Flatten works, and what happens on a partial close.
Monitoring
What Trepeat tells you when something needs attention, and what to do about it.
How it works
Where the copying runs, how each platform is reached, and what the connection is used for.
Security
Two-factor authentication, recovery codes, sessions, and what Trepeat holds for a broker connection.
Tools
The calculator that sits beside copying, and what it assumes.
Pricing and billing
What an account costs, what counts as one, and what the trial allows.
Looking for a walkthrough rather than a reference? Help covers getting set up, and Guides explains the concepts behind copying.