A trade copier that knows your prop firm's rules

Copying trades to a prop firm account is easy. Staying inside its daily loss limit while copies land on several accounts is the hard part. HydraSync FX sets the protection up from the firm's own rules: pick the firm and the account type, and the daily and maximum loss limits are created for you, with a safety margin.

Firms and programs

Built from the firms' official pages, each with the date it was read and the link:

• FTMO: 2-Step and 1-Step, day reset at midnight Prague time.
• FundedNext: Stellar 2-Step and 1-Step.
• FundingPips: 2 Step Standard, 2 Step Flex, 2 Step Pro, 1 Step Flex.
• The5ers: High Stakes, both size tiers.
• FXIFY: Two Phase Classic and Standard.
• E8 Markets: E8 One.
• Any other firm: enter its limits yourself.

What the setup does

• A daily loss rule measured the way the firm measures it: from the day-start balance, or from the higher of balance and equity, reset on the firm's clock (midnight Prague, 5 PM New York, server time).
• A maximum loss floor below the starting size.
• A safety margin (80 % of each allowance by default): the rule acts before the firm's line, stops new copies and can close the account's positions.
• A best-day (consistency) check where the firm has one: how much more you can make today without breaking it.
• Warnings for what the firm does not state, and for its own rules about copy trading or EAs.

Details in Prop firms and Risk and protection.

Why it matters with a copier

A copier multiplies orders: one source trade becomes a trade on every linked account, on that account's own prices. The rule watches each prop firm account on its own, so a bad day on the source cannot push one account past its firm's limit unnoticed.

Set it up

1. Create an account (14-day free trial, no card) and connect your prop firm account.
2. Open the Risk Engine, choose the firm and the account type, enter the account size.
3. Check the preview, then apply.
4. Link your source to the account in Copy settings.

FAQ

Is copy trading allowed by my prop firm?

It depends on the firm and the program, and some only allow copying between your own accounts. Read the firm's rules; the setup shows the ones it knows.

Does the rule replace the firm's own limits?

No. It acts before them, with a margin, to help you stay inside them. The firm's dashboard is the reference.

What if my firm is not listed?

Choose another prop firm and enter its daily limit, maximum loss, reset time and how the day is measured.

Do rules change?

Yes, firms change them. Each preset shows the date it was read: check the firm's page when you set it up.