MT5 to MT5 Trade Copier

Two MT5 accounts share a platform and still differ in the two ways that matter. The first is naming: EURUSD against EURUSDm or EURUSD.r, USTEC against US100, XAUUSD against GOLD. The second is one MT4 traders never meet — an MT5 account is hedging or netting, decided when the broker created it, so two accounts can be in different modes while the terminal looks identical on both. On a hedging follower each copy is its own position; on a netting one the broker merges same-symbol positions, and Trepeat raises an alert at the moment a copy is about to stack on a symbol that follower already holds. Evaluation and funded accounts usually run on MetaTrader demo servers, which is what Trepeat currently connects; live real-capital accounts aren't supported.

Two MT5 accounts, possibly two modes

MT5 reports its margin mode to any client that asks, so Trepeat reads it from the broker once an account connects and flags a netting or exchange account on the Accounts page. A hedging follower repeats the source position for position, including partial closes. A netting follower diverges from the second copy on a symbol onward, and an exchange-mode account is refused as a follower — at once if its mode is already known, otherwise the moment it first connects — rather than accepted and mis-copied.

The follower broker's own ceiling

Each MT5 symbol carries a per-order maximum as well as a minimum and a step, and the follower's broker is the one that enforces it. When that ceiling actually binds, the copy is placed at the ceiling and you are told the size your sizing rule had asked for — a follower quietly smaller than the source is the failure worth surfacing, so it is surfaced rather than absorbed.

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.