Match-Trader to DXtrade Trade Copier
Copy a Match-Trader account onto DXtrade, with stops managed on the copy and sizing set for each destination.
ConnectX Copy links a Match-Trader master to DXtrade destinations. Both platforms are common at funded-account providers, so this pairing usually joins two firm-issued accounts rather than a retail account and a firm one.
It is also one of the few pairings where both ends can move a stop after entry. A break-even move or a trailing stop on the Match-Trader side reaches the DXtrade copy instead of being dropped at the platform boundary.
Each destination carries its own sizing rule and its own protection thresholds, which matters when the two accounts sit at different phases or different balances.
How Match-Trader → DXtrade copying works
Match-Trader is connected
Add the account with its email, password and broker details. Its positions are reconciled on a short cycle.
DXtrade is connected
Add the destination with its login, account code and broker URL.
The order is translated
The instrument name is mapped and the size is converted into DXtrade units.
Stops travel both at entry and after
Protection orders are attached to the new position and replaced whenever the master moves its stop.
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 entryBoth platforms support it, so stop management survives the crossing intact.
- Partial close
- Multiple destinations
- Per-destination sizing
- Symbol mapping
- Copy existing open trades
Risk and lot-sizing controls
Scaling by the DXtrade account’s balance or equity, which is the usual choice when two firm accounts are at different sizes.
Fixed master balance sizing so a payout on the Match-Trader side does not change the copy.
Lot floors and ceilings, and refusal of an order below the DXtrade instrument’s minimum increment.
Equity protection per destination, with a daily reset that matches how most firms measure a loss limit.
Symbol mapping
Both platforms are broker-branded, so instrument names rarely agree — mapping is resolved before the order is placed.
Explicit mappings cover indices and metals, which is where the naming diverges most.
Size is converted from the Match-Trader lot into DXtrade units as part of the calculation.
Platform-specific behaviour
Both sides of this pairing are reconciled over REST on a short cycle rather than push streams, so copies land within seconds.
On the DXtrade side a stop is a separate linked order attached once the position is confirmed.
Important limitations
- Two firm accounts linked this way use two connections on your plan.
- Whether copy trading is permitted between funded accounts is your firm’s rule — check the agreement for both accounts.
Setting it up
- 01Connect the Match-Trader account as the master.
- 02Connect the DXtrade account as the destination.
- 03Create the copier and choose a sizing rule for the destination.
- 04Set equity protection thresholds if either firm enforces a daily limit.
- 05Place a small trade and confirm size, stop and timing.
Common use cases
Running two firm accounts on one strategy
A Match-Trader account and a DXtrade account follow the same decisions at their own sizes.
Keeping stop management intact
Both platforms accept stop changes, so a trailing strategy behaves the same on the copy.
Adding a DXtrade firm without new workflow
The account you already trade stays the master.
About each platform
Related integrations
Further reading
Match-Trader → DXtrade questions
Do stops move on both sides?
Yes. Match-Trader supports editing an open position and DXtrade supports replacing a protection order, so stop changes carry across.
How fast is the copy?
Both platforms are read over REST on a short cycle, so expect seconds rather than instant execution.
Is copying between two funded accounts allowed?
That depends on both firms’ rules rather than on ConnectX Copy. Check each agreement before you begin.
How is size handled between them?
The Match-Trader lot is converted into DXtrade units using the destination instrument’s contract size.
Can one master drive several DXtrade accounts?
Yes — every destination carries its own sizing rule and its own protection thresholds.
Set up Match-Trader → DXtrade copying
Connect both accounts and run your first copier on a 14-day free trial.
Start Free TrialNo credit card required · Cancel anytime