TradingView Trade Copier
PickMyTrade is a TradingView trade copier that, from one signal or a single click, copies your trade into unlimited accounts across 10 brokers and multiple prop firms at once, and even into your clients' accounts. Run it fully automated by webhook or one-click by hand. It is a self-copier for your own strategy, not an eToro-style follow-a-trader marketplace. No code, 24/7 cloud.
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What is a TradingView trade copier?
A TradingView trade copier is external software that takes a trade you set up in TradingView and replicates it across many accounts at the same time. TradingView itself is a charting and alerting tool. It has no built-in copier, and it can hold a live connection to only one broker in one tab. The copier is the layer that reads your signal and pushes it out to everywhere you actually trade.
This is worth clearing up, because two very different things share the phrase "copy trading." Social copy trading, like eToro or ZuluTrade, means you mirror a stranger's positions and hope they perform. A TradingView copier is the opposite direction: you are the source. It routes your own strategy to your own accounts, and to accounts you are authorized to trade for others. You decide every trade, and you keep control.
PickMyTrade is that copier, and it starts at TradingView rather than at any single broker. One signal, or one manual click, fans out to unlimited accounts, across any supported broker, and into more than one prop firm at once. The rest of this page walks through the fan-out, the two ways to run it, how it handles prop firms and other users' accounts, the brokers and assets it reaches, and the questions traders ask before switching.
Copy one TradingView signal to unlimited accounts at once
Here is the part that changes how you trade. You do not fire a signal for each account, and you do not click through account after account while the market moves. You act once, on your master account or in a single TradingView alert, and PickMyTrade mirrors that action across every connected account in the same moment. Entries, exits, stop-loss and take-profit all copy, with the same prices on each account.
Under one broker login, the number of accounts is unlimited on a single subscription, with no per-account or per-trade fee. Each account can carry its own size, so a small account and a large one both take the trade at the size that fits them. When a signal fans out to many accounts, every account receives it within seconds, with no staggered fills or slippage gaps between them.
One action
A single TradingView alert or one click on your master account.
Fans out
The copier reads symbol, side, size and risk, then mirrors it everywhere.
Every account
Unlimited accounts, many brokers, multiple prop firms, in seconds.
Two ways to copy from TradingView: one-click manual and fully automated
You do not have to choose between automation and trading by hand. PickMyTrade gives you both modes, and you can use either one to broadcast a trade to every account.
One-click manual copier
Place or close one trade on your master account and PickMyTrade instantly mirrors it across every linked account. No webhook, no Pine Script, nothing to configure in TradingView. This is for discretionary traders who want to click once and have the whole book follow. The manual path covers Market, Limit, Stop and Stop-Limit orders, plus bracket orders on market entries. Trailing and break-even orders live on the automated path.
Fully automated webhook copier
When a TradingView alert fires, it posts a compact JSON payload to your PickMyTrade webhook, and PickMyTrade places the matching order on every connected account without you lifting a finger. This path carries the full toolkit: Market, Limit and Stop orders, five stop-loss and take-profit methods, a trailing stop, reverse or flip position, and scale-in on same-direction signals. Webhook alerts need a paid TradingView plan, since free TradingView cannot send them.
Both are true copy trading, and both fan out to every account. Pick the automated path if your edge lives in a strategy or indicator, the manual path if you trade discretionary, or run them side by side.
Scale one strategy across multiple prop-firm accounts
If you trade funded accounts, this is where a source-side copier earns its keep. One TradingView signal can drive several evaluations and funded accounts at the same time, so a single strategy covers a lot more capital than one account ever could. PickMyTrade already works with traders managing accounts across Apex, Topstep, Bulenox and other Tradovate-powered firms.
There is a compliance line worth stating plainly. Prop firms split copy trading into two buckets. Sending your own signals to funded accounts that sit in your own name is internal copy trading, and the major futures firms permit it. Handing your login to a signal seller, or trading someone else's funded account for them, is external copy trading, and that is off the table. PickMyTrade only does the first kind, so every prop-side destination should be an account you personally own. Each firm also sets its own account caps, and those shift over time, so check your firm's live policy before you switch anything on.
See how the numbers work for multi-account tradersCopy to other traders' accounts, not just your own
A trade copier does not have to stop at your own accounts. From one trade you can also fan out to accounts owned by clients, friends or family. The way it works is deliberate and trust-based: the other person keeps their own PickMyTrade account linked to their own broker login, then hands you their PickMyTrade token and account name. In your interface you add them as an external account, set a size multiplier for them, and they join your copier as another destination.
That makes it a fit for anyone running a book of accounts with individual sizing per person: a small client at 0.25x, your own account at 1x, a larger client at 2x, all from the same signal. It is not a public "subscribe to my signals" marketplace, and there is no group code that strangers can join. Someone has to share their token with you first, on purpose.
One important line to hold: use multi-user copying for personal and live retail accounts. Prop firms only permit copying across funded accounts that you own yourself, so do not copy into someone else's funded account.
One TradingView signal, every broker you trade
Because TradingView is the source and the copier is broker-agnostic, one signal can land at several brokers in parallel. PickMyTrade connects 10 brokers today. Tradovate is served here on pickmytrade.trade, and the rest on pickmytrade.io.
Tradovate
Futures. Copy signals into unlimited Tradovate accounts.
Rithmic
Futures data and execution for active traders.
Interactive Brokers
Stocks, options and futures on one login.
TradeStation
Futures and equities from your alerts.
TradeLocker
A common home for CFD prop accounts.
ProjectX
Futures accounts on the ProjectX gateway.
Match-Trader
Multi-asset accounts, popular with prop firms.
Tradier
Stocks and options via a clean brokerage API.
Binance
Crypto spot and futures from TradingView.
Bybit
Crypto derivatives, copied from your signals.
TradingView is always the origin here, and the copier pushes your signal out from it to every account you connect. Non-Tradovate brokers each have a dedicated setup guide on pickmytrade.io.
Copy futures, crypto, and more from one TradingView account
Because the copier is broker-agnostic, your TradingView account is not locked to a single market. The same platform can drive futures, crypto and equities, so one workspace covers most of what a modern trader touches.
Futures
NQ, ES, MNQ and the rest through Tradovate, Rithmic, ProjectX, Interactive Brokers and TradeStation. Home turf for funded futures traders.
Crypto
Spot and derivatives on Binance and Bybit, copied straight from a TradingView alert with the same per-account sizing.
Stocks and options
Interactive Brokers and Tradier bring equities and options into the same copier, alongside your futures and crypto flow.
Per-account sizing so every copy fits its own risk
Copying the same size to every account rarely makes sense. A fresh evaluation and a large funded account should not trade identically, so each account in PickMyTrade carries its own quantity multiplier. Say your master fires a 4-contract signal: a cautious evaluation at 0.25x takes 1 contract, a standard funded account at 1x takes 4, and a larger account at 1.5x takes 6. Fractional multipliers work too, and the copier rounds each result to a whole contract.
That one dial lets you scale aggressively where you have room and stay conservative where you do not, all from the same signal, without touching the underlying strategy. If you prefer to think in risk rather than contracts, you can size by fixed quantity or by risk percentage instead.
How the copier works, from one signal to every fill
The mechanics are the same whether you fire an alert or click by hand. Three stages, all in the cloud, no VPS and nothing to babysit.
The signal fires
A TradingView strategy, indicator or manual chart alert triggers, or you place a trade by hand on your master account. Either way, that is the single source event.
The copier reads it
PickMyTrade takes the symbol, side, size and risk settings, applies each account's multiplier, and works out the exact order for every destination, across brokers and users.
Every account fills
The order lands on each connected account within seconds. Exits and stop-loss or take-profit copy the same way.
Want the exact click-by-click setup for one broker? Follow the full TradingView to Tradovate setup, then return here to send that single alert to your whole set of accounts at once.
TradingView trade copier vs the alternatives
Searching for the best trade copier for TradingView turns up two kinds of tools, and it helps to know which you are looking at. Some are desktop copiers you download and run on a VPS, which means a monthly VPS bill and a machine you have to keep alive. PickMyTrade runs entirely in the cloud, so there is no VPS, no download, and your trades keep copying even with your computer switched off.
The other thing to check is what "signal" means. A TradingView signal copier like this one reads a webhook from your own TradingView alert, or a trade you place by hand. It is not a paid signal-selling service where you follow a stranger and hope. You are the source, your own strategy drives it, and you can see every fill in the log.
When you compare, weigh the things that actually bite at scale: whether it is broker-agnostic or locked to one venue, whether it caps accounts or webhooks, how it sizes each account, and whether it supports funded accounts honestly. If you want a head-to-head, see how it stacks up against TradersPost.
One plan, every broker and account
PickMyTrade is $50 per month or $500 per year, and every account starts with a 5-day free trial that needs no credit card. One subscription copies to unlimited accounts under a single broker login, across any supported broker, with no per-account, per-trade or per-webhook fee.
See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
Trusted by 10,000+ traders
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TradingView trade copier FAQ
Straight answers about copying one signal to many accounts, brokers and users.
A TradingView trade copier is external software that replicates your own strategy from one TradingView account across your own accounts and, optionally, accounts you are authorized to trade. It is broker-agnostic and works by webhook or one click. That is different from social copy trading like eToro, where you mirror a stranger's trades.
Not natively. TradingView is a charting and alerting platform, not a copier, and it holds a live connection to only one broker per tab. A TradingView trade copier like PickMyTrade sits in between and turns your alerts, or a manual click, into live orders across many accounts and brokers at once.
Yes. One TradingView alert, or one manual trade on your master account, fires across unlimited accounts under a single login at the same time, with identical stop-loss and take-profit prices and a per-account size multiplier. This one-to-many fan-out is the whole point of the copier.
Tradovate, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, TradeLocker, ProjectX, Match-Trader, Tradier, Binance and Bybit, ten brokers in all. Tradovate is served on pickmytrade.trade and the rest on pickmytrade.io. Whichever you use, TradingView stays the single source and the copier fans your signal out from there.
Yes. Because TradingView is the source and the copier is broker-agnostic, one signal can reach accounts at several different brokers in parallel, for example a Tradovate funded account and an Interactive Brokers account. TradingView alone can hold a stable link to only one broker per tab, so the copier is what unlocks the fan-out.
Yes. You can fan out to accounts owned by clients, friends or family. Each person connects their own PickMyTrade token, and you add them as an external account with its own size multiplier. Keep multi-user copying to personal or live accounts, since prop firms only allow copying across funded accounts you own yourself.
Yes. The Manual Trade Copier is a full one-click mode. Place or close one trade on your master account and PickMyTrade instantly mirrors it across every linked account, no webhook or Pine Script involved. Discretionary traders can run the whole fan-out by hand.
Yes. From one TradingView account you can copy futures (Tradovate, Rithmic, ProjectX, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation), crypto (Binance, Bybit) and stocks or options (Interactive Brokers, Tradier). The copier is not limited to a single asset class, so your TradingView signals can drive several markets at once.
Yes. Internal copying of your own TradingView alerts across your own funded and evaluation accounts is allowed at major futures prop firms including Apex, Topstep, Tradeify and Bulenox, and any firm on a supported broker. Selling signals or managing someone else's funded account is external copy trading, which prop firms prohibit.
Webhook alerts require a paid TradingView plan (Pro, Pro+ or Premium), because free TradingView cannot send webhooks. You do not need to write any code. There is no Pine Script requirement, and paid third-party indicators and strategies work too, as long as they can fire an alert.
Both. Entries, exits, stop-loss and take-profit all copy to every connected account. On the manual path, closing the position on your master account closes it across all accounts. On the webhook path, exit alerts and attached stop-loss and take-profit levels fire on every account at the same time.
It runs $50 a month, or $500 a year if you pay annually, and there is a 5-day free trial that asks for no card up front. One subscription drives unlimited accounts under a single broker login. You will see copiers advertised as completely free, though in practice they tend to cut a corner somewhere: fewer brokers, shakier uptime, or nobody to reach when an order does not fill.
Turn one TradingView signal into trades everywhere
Join 10,000+ traders using PickMyTrade to copy one signal across every account, broker and prop firm they run, automated or one-click by hand. No code, no VPS, and a 5-day free trial with no credit card.
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