MT5 to TradeLocker Trade Copier

An MT5 source can drive TradeLocker followers, and the copy is simple while both accounts hold positions the same way. That is the thing to check. An MT5 account is hedging or netting, set when the broker made it, and a TradeLocker account holds positions the way its broker set up the account. A netting account merges same-symbol positions into one, so a copy stops being exact from the second one 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 TradeLocker demo account, that is what Trepeat connects. Live real-capital accounts aren't supported.

Account mode is the broker's choice

MT5 reports its margin mode to any client that asks, and Trepeat flags a netting MT5 account on the Accounts page. How a TradeLocker account holds positions is set by its broker, so ask yours before you rely on a copy being position for position. A netting follower merges same-symbol copies into one position.

Names differ between the two brokers

MT5 brokers write instruments their own way and TradeLocker brokers add endings of theirs, so one instrument can be two strings. Trepeat reads each account's symbol list when you add it and proposes the follower's name when you create a remapping. You confirm it.

Lots snapped to the follower's step

Both platforms size in lots. The repeater's rule produces a lot size, which is snapped to the follower symbol's step, with anything below its minimum skipped. Minimum and step are read from the follower's broker.

Built for evaluation + funded accounts

Prop-firm evaluation and funded accounts usually run on demo accounts (MetaTrader demo servers, or a cTrader or TradeLocker 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.