DXtrade to Match-Trader Trade Copier
Copy a DXtrade account onto Match-Trader, with stop changes carried across and each destination sized on its own balance.
ConnectX Copy links a DXtrade master to Match-Trader destinations. Both are broker-branded platforms common at funded-account providers, so this usually joins two firm accounts.
Both ends can move a stop after entry, which makes this one of the few cross-platform routes where stop management survives the crossing in full.
Sizes are converted on the way through, since DXtrade measures in units and Match-Trader in lots.
How DXtrade → Match-Trader copying works
DXtrade is connected
Add the master with its login, account code and broker URL.
Match-Trader is connected
Add the destination with its email, password and broker details.
Units become lots
The DXtrade quantity is converted using the instrument’s contract size before sizing is applied.
Stops travel and keep travelling
The position opens with its stop, and later changes on the master are applied by editing the Match-Trader position.
What ConnectX Copy can copy on this pair
Including what it cannot. The limits are as useful as the features when you are choosing which account should lead.
- Entry and close copying
- Stop loss and take profit
- Stop changes after entryMatch-Trader supports position editing.
- Partial close
- Unit-to-lot conversion
- Multiple destinations
- Symbol mapping
- Copy existing open trades
Risk and lot-sizing controls
Balance or equity scaling between two firm accounts of different sizes.
Fixed master balance sizing so a payout on the DXtrade side does not resize the copy.
Lot floors and ceilings for the Match-Trader broker.
Direction and size filters, applied to the DXtrade master.
Equity protection with a daily reset per destination.
Symbol mapping
Both platforms use broker-specific naming, so mapping is resolved before the order is placed.
Indices and metals usually need an explicit entry.
The unit-to-lot conversion uses the contract size published by the DXtrade instrument, or its asset class default.
Platform-specific behaviour
Both sides are reconciled over REST on a short cycle rather than push streams, so copies land within seconds.
Editing a pending order is the one operation Match-Trader does not accept; open positions are edited normally.
Important limitations
- Both accounts in the pair use a connection on your plan.
- Whether copy trading is permitted between funded accounts is decided by both firms.
Setting it up
- 01Connect the DXtrade account as the master.
- 02Connect the Match-Trader account as the destination.
- 03Create the copier and set the destination’s sizing rule.
- 04Set equity protection if a daily limit applies.
- 05Place a small trade and confirm size, stop and timing.
Common use cases
Joining two firm platforms
A DXtrade account and a Match-Trader account follow one set of decisions.
Preserving stop management
Both platforms accept stop changes, so trailing logic behaves the same on the copy.
Independent thresholds per account
Each destination protects itself on its own equity.
About each platform
Related integrations
Further reading
DXtrade → Match-Trader questions
Do stop changes reach the copy?
Yes. Match-Trader supports editing an open position, so a stop moved on the DXtrade master is applied.
How is size converted?
The DXtrade quantity in units is converted to a lot using the instrument’s contract size, then your sizing rule is applied.
How fast are copies?
Both platforms are polled, so the copy follows within seconds rather than instantly.
Can pending orders be copied?
Positions copy normally. Editing a pending order is the one operation Match-Trader does not accept.
Is copying between funded accounts allowed?
Both firms decide that; check each agreement first.
Set up DXtrade → Match-Trader copying
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