Common Questions

MetaTrader 4 & 5, cTrader, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, DXFeed, TradeLocker, DXtrade, and MatchTrader — 9 platforms across Forex and Futures markets.

Trada currently supports Forex and Futures markets. Additional markets are on the roadmap. If your broker and instrument type are supported by a connected platform, Trada can work with them.

No. Trada connects directly via your broker's API. There is no VPS to manage, no bridge software to install, and no additional infrastructure to maintain.

Yes. Trada is designed with prop firm traders in mind — shareable session reports, configurable daily loss limits, and automated protection actions that enforce the thresholds you set. Note: Trada enforces the thresholds you configure. It does not have built-in knowledge of each firm's specific challenge rules, so always verify your firm's requirements and configure your thresholds accordingly.

Yes. That is one of the core use cases Trada is built for. You can connect multiple accounts from different prop firms and mirror trades across all of them from a single source account, subject to your plan's account quota.

The free plan supports 2 connected accounts. Paid plans scale from 5 (Starter) to 10 (Pro) to 25 (Elite) to 50+ (Enterprise). Every connected account mirrors your source in real time.

You configure four threshold types: daily loss, daily profit, max account loss, and max account profit. When a threshold is reached, Trada can notify you, stop the copier, or flatten all open positions — your choice, configured per account.

Yes. Once configured, thresholds are monitored continuously. When a threshold is hit, your chosen action fires automatically — even if you are away from your desk.

If you select flatten as your triggered action, Trada will close all open positions on the affected account when the threshold is reached. This is the most aggressive protection option, use it for hard stop scenarios.

Trades are synced from your broker each session. You don't need to enter trades manually — the journal captures instrument, direction, size, entry, exit, and P&L automatically.

After each trade, you can annotate your emotional state using a five-option scale. Over time, you can review how your annotated state correlates with session performance.

No. The journal is a structured record-keeping tool. There is no automated pattern detection or AI analysis engine in the current version. All insights come from reviewing your annotated data manually.

Yes. Session reports are formatted for shareability and designed to be readable in a prop firm context.

Trada targets sub-second execution. Trades are mirrored directly via your broker's API — no bridge servers, no added routing delay. Actual execution time depends on broker response times and network conditions.

Trada monitors connection status continuously. If a receiver account loses connection, you will be notified. Trada does not attempt to reconstruct missed trades retroactively.

Yes. The free plan includes 2 connected accounts, 1 copy setup, protection tools, and journaling. No credit card required. Upgrade anytime as you scale.

Starter ($44/mo): 5 accounts, 1 copy setup. Pro ($74/mo): 10 accounts, 2 copy setups. Elite ($129/mo): 25 accounts, unlimited copy setups. Enterprise: 50+ accounts, custom configuration. All paid plans include protection tools and journaling.

Yes. You can upgrade or downgrade at any time. Changes take effect at the start of the next billing cycle.

All connections are encrypted end-to-end. Trada never stores your broker credentials — we use read/trade-only API keys with no withdrawal access.

No. Trada uses read and trade-only API keys. Withdrawal permissions are never requested and cannot be granted through Trada's connection flow.

Trada infrastructure runs on cloud-based servers with standard data protection practices. Your trading data is associated with your account and is not shared with third parties.