Copy across prop accounts
Mirror one master onto your own funded accounts, and know where the line is on group trading.
A common setup is one master account driving several of your own funded accounts. The Trade Copier is built for this. You run the leader, and each funded follower mirrors it, sized for that account. See Size each follower to scale a 50K and a 150K account from the same leader.
Your own accounts vs group trading#
Prop firms draw a line between two very different things.
Copying your own accountsYou control all of themOptionalOne person mirroring their own master onto their own funded accounts. Many firms allow this.
Group tradingSignals shared across peopleOptionalOne signal source copied across accounts held by different people. Firms often prohibit this.
The difference is who owns the accounts, not the tool. Lune mirrors the leader you point it at, on the accounts you own and connect.
Check your firm's rules first#
Every prop firm sets its own rules, and they change often. Some allow copying across your own accounts, some limit it, and some ban certain setups outright. A violation can fail an evaluation or close a funded account. Read your firm's rules before you turn on copying, and confirm your setup is allowed.
Lune does not decide what your firm permits, and this page does not state any firm's rules as fact. For firm-by-firm details, see the prop firm directory and the blog, which track individual firms. When in doubt, ask your firm directly.
Set up copying on funded accounts#
Add every funded account as a connection. Many funded accounts run on ProjectX, Rithmic, or Tradovate. See Connect a broker.
Pick your master as the leader and add the funded accounts as followers. See Create a copy group.
Set a multiplier or a micro mapping so each account trades within its own limits.
Set loss and drawdown limits on every account so the copier stops before a bad day breaks a funded account. See Risk Management.