Binary trade copier: one account, many followers.

The binary trade copier at a glance

Question	Answer
What it copies	Every trade on the main account - asset, direction and expiry - placed by hand on the broker's site or app, or from a signal
Brokers	Quotex, Pocket Option, IQ Option, Binomo, Olymp Trade, ExpertOption and Binolla; followers are at the same broker as the main account
Stake per follower	The same stake, a fixed stake or a multiplier
Copies of one trade	One per follower, even when the broker announces the trade several times
Where it runs	On TPcopier's servers, so your PC can be off
Price	$30 a month with 1 account following, and $10 for each one more
Free trial	2 days, no card

What does a binary trade copier do?

Many traders run more than one account at the same broker: their own, a second one, or accounts they manage for family. Placing every trade on each of them by hand is slow, and the price moves while you click. A binary trade copier fixes that.

You trade on one main account as usual. Then the copier sends the same asset, direction and expiry to each follower the moment the trade opens, all at the same time. It also works with signals: if a channel trades your main account, the followers get those trades too.

How does the binary trade copier work?

1. Pick the main account. This is the account you trade on: on the broker's own site, in its app, or through signals from your channels.
2. Connect the followers. Click each follower account of the same broker. A line appears between them, and nothing copies until you draw it.
3. Trade as usual. When a trade opens on the main account, each follower gets the same asset, direction and expiry at once.

It works on all seven brokers TPcopier supports. For example, you can copy one Quotex account to four other Quotex accounts, and one Pocket Option account to two others, at the same time.

Stake options for each follower

Each follower has its own size, so a small account and a large one can follow the same main account:

• Same stake: the follower stakes exactly what the main trade staked.
• Fixed stake: a set amount on every copy, whatever the main account staked.
• Multiplier: the main stake times your factor, from half size to double size or anything between.

However, a follower in a different currency from the main account uses a fixed stake, because the same number would mean a different amount.

Rules the copier never breaks

The server checks these rules for every copy, on every broker:

• Same broker only. The asset, expiry and stake mean the same thing on every follower.
• No loops. A follower is never also a main account, so a copy can never copy itself around.
• Copied once. Even when the broker announces a trade several times, the copier copies it once.
• Late trades skipped. The copier does not copy a trade it first sees long after it opened, because a late copy is a different trade.
• Your limits still apply. A follower's stake cap, pause, daily stop and Stop Trading hold on every copy.
• Every copy logged. The copier log shows each main trade and what every follower got.

Each follower keeps its own Settings: stake per trade, Limits, Payout filter and Martingale, which is By message by default (example workspace).

An example, step by step

Say your main IQ Option account places a one-minute CALL on EUR/USD for $10. Follower 1 uses the same stake, so it places $10. With a fixed $5, follower 2 places $5. Follower 3 has a multiplier of 2, so it places $20. All three orders leave at the same moment, and each result comes back from IQ Option itself. These amounts are only an illustration.

History lists every trade with its account, symbol, direction, stake, speed, result and profit, and exports to CSV (example workspace).

Limits

• Followers must be at the same broker as the main account. To trade several brokers from one source, use the binary options signal copier instead.
• A copy goes out after the main trade opens, so the follower's price can differ a little from the main one.
• Copies multiply losses as well as wins. Start on demo accounts.
• Binary options are restricted or banned in some countries; check the law where you live before you use them.

For the risks of binary options, read the US regulator's binary options advisory.

How much does the binary trade copier cost?

The binary trade copier is $30 a month with 1 account following, and $10 for each one more. You pay with Binance Pay or your wallet, for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, and payments are final. Every plan is on the pricing page. A pay-once version for your own Windows PC appears on the software page when it is ready to download.

Broker details: Quotex, Pocket Option, IQ Option, Binomo, Olymp Trade, ExpertOption and Binolla.