Hedging Trade Copier

Most MetaTrader and cTrader accounts run in hedging mode, where a second trade on a symbol you already hold opens a second position instead of reducing the first. Trepeat is built that way throughout: it tracks one follower position per source position, so closing one source trade closes the copy that belongs to it and nothing else. Netting accounts work differently, and Trepeat tells you at the moment it starts to matter rather than at setup time. Evaluation and funded accounts usually run on demo accounts — MetaTrader demo servers, or a cTrader demo account where the firm issues one — which is what Trepeat currently connects; a challenge placed on a live account can't be connected either way.

One position per source position

Every copy is tracked against the exact source position it came from, on every platform. Open three trades on EURUSD and the follower holds three, each closing with its own source — including partial closes, which repeat against that position rather than the symbol as a whole, sized by the repeater's rule. A partial too small for the follower's minimum closes the whole copy.

Netting followers are flagged when it counts

A netting account merges same-symbol positions instead of opening a second, so the follower's exposure stops matching the source. A setup-time warning can only say the account is netting; Trepeat raises it the moment a copy is about to land on a symbol that account already holds — the point at which it actually breaks.

Symbol remapping

Brokers name the same instrument differently — EURUSD on one, EURUSD.r on another, EURUSDm on a third. Set a remap once and every later fill uses it. Point it at all followers, or at ONE named follower when two brokers disagree — which is the case an all-follower rule cannot express, because it can only offer a name every follower carries.

Per-repeater risk config

Each repeater sets one risk profile — multiplier or equity-ratio sizing, max-volume cap and symbol allowlist — applied to all its followers, while a symbol remap can target all followers or one. Equity-ratio sizing auto-scales each follower to its account size, so one source can drive a large funded account and a small demo account from the same strategy.

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.