Our trade copier uses Master EAs on our servers to execute trades that get instantly replicated to your account via a Slave EA and backend API.
The Architecture
Our trade copier is a three-part system:
Master EAs (Our Side)We run three Master EAs, each with a different strategy:
- V1 M15 DCA: 15-minute chart analysis with Dollar Cost Averaging
- V2 Swing Edition: Longer-term swing trades for major moves
- V3 M1 Scalper: Fast scalping on 1-minute charts
This is the middleman. When a Master EA opens a trade, it sends the details to our API. The API logs it, validates it, and makes it available for your Slave EA to pull.
All communication is encrypted and happens in milliseconds. Your Slave EA polls the API every few seconds to check for new trades.
Slave EA (Your Side)This is the EA you install on your MetaTrader 5 platform. It authenticates using your license key, connects to our API, and copies trades to your account.
The Slave EA also reports your trade status back to the API so we can monitor performance and provide support if needed.
Trade Synchronization
When the Master EA opens a trade, your Slave EA opens the same trade within seconds. Position size scales based on your account balance and risk settings. When the Master closes, your Slave closes too.
It's not literally copying dollar amounts. It's copying the strategy and scaling it to your account size.
What Could Go Wrong?
Not much, honestly. The main risk is connection issues. If your internet drops or your VPS goes offline, the Slave EA can't copy trades. That's why we recommend running it on a VPS, not your home computer.
Other than that, it's pretty bulletproof. Thousands of trades have been copied without major hiccups.