One trade. Every account. In sync.

Not against real accounts. The full product surface — master selection, per-follower quantity rules, pauses, guardrail lockouts, execution log — is working today in the demo against a simulated broker, and the real execution engine is in active development. The waitlist hears first when it reaches live testing — and early testers get it before anyone pays for it.

No — Firmtrack is not a broker and has no order entry, and never will for the master. You keep trading your master account on the platform you already use; the copier detects your fills through the broker's API and submits matching orders to your follower accounts through those same broker APIs, under access you grant. Nothing about how you trade changes.

We haven't announced any, on purpose. Copier execution is the one place where platform terms of service really matter — some platform APIs prohibit third-party copy trading outright — so we name an integration only once it's verified, permitted, and working. Where a platform bans third-party copying but ships its own built-in copier, accounts there will stay journal-only in Firmtrack and we'll point you at the native copier instead, then track its results. No logo wall of brokers we can't ship.

It depends on the firm, the account type, and how you configure it. Most firms in our verified rule book explicitly allow copying between your own accounts, with conditions — account caps, no inverse copying, no copying with other people. The policies section above quotes each firm verbatim, but rules change: you are responsible for confirming your setup against your firm's current terms, and no tool can guarantee compliance.

We don't know yet, and we won't publish a number until it's measured on real infrastructure. The latencies in the simulation above are fixed sample values for demonstration — they are not a performance claim.

It gets loud, not quiet. The design principle carried over from our guardrails is fail-safe visibility: a rejected or failed fill is surfaced immediately in the activity log with what failed and what didn’t change — your master position and other followers are unaffected. Try the "One rejection" scenario in the simulation to see it.

Yes — per-follower quantity rules: same quantity, a multiplier, or a fixed size, each with an optional hard cap, and each follower individually pausable. You can configure all of it right now in the demo copier.

The connection and permission model will be published in plain language before anyone is asked to link a real account — what access is needed, what is stored, and what is never touched. We won't ask you to trust security claims we haven't shipped, and nothing on this site asks for trading credentials today.

Not decided. It will be part of Firmtrack rather than another standalone subscription, and waitlist members hear pricing first. Early access to Firmtrack itself starts as a free trial, no card required.