What is Trada
What Trada does, who it's for, and how its five layers fit together — from connecting accounts to copying trades, journaling, and reporting.
Trada is trade-copier and journaling infrastructure for traders running multiple accounts. It connects to the platforms and brokers you already use, replicates trades from one master account to your other accounts in real time, applies per-account risk controls, and logs every trade into a structured journal for review.
You make the trading decisions. Trada runs everything after the decision — copy, risk enforcement, journaling, and reporting — across all of your accounts from one place.
What Trada is not
Not a broker or trading platform. Trada does not hold funds or execute orders on its own venue. It sits between accounts you already own.
Not an investment adviser. Trada gives you no trade signals and no recommendations. It is software; you retain all trading responsibility.
Not a challenge tool. Trada is what serious traders use to operate funded accounts — not a way to optimise a prop firm evaluation.
Who it's for
Trada is built first for prop firm traders running multiple accounts across platforms — people who have moved past the evaluation stage and are managing real capital under different rule sets. It also fits:
Traders scaling from one funded account to several across one or more firms.
People informally managing capital for others who need separate accounts, independent risk controls, and shared reports.
Multi-account retail traders tired of EA-and-VPS setups.
How the pieces fit together
Trada is organised in five layers. Each layer feeds the next, with no manual export or import between them.
Connections
Link your trading accounts on six Forex and CFD platforms. Each login you add is saved as a connection, and one connection can hold several trading accounts. Futures platforms are coming.
Copiers
A copier maps one sender (master) to one or more receivers (followers).
Risk engine
Per-receiver lot sizing (three modes), stop-loss and take-profit handling (three modes each), Daily plus Overall protection limits whose actions close the copier's positions, stop the copier, or both, and a cap on open positions. Working hours and symbol filters apply per copier.
Journal
Every closed trade auto-logs. You annotate with a rating, emotional state, notes, and a strategy tag. Period journals aggregate by day, week, and month.
Reports
Cross-account analytics: win rate, profit factor, expectancy, drawdown, and a six-metric Trading Health Score, with instrument and time breakdowns.
Around these sits the commercial layer — plans and billing (including partner offers), shareable reports, and the deals marketplace.
Where to go next
Learn the vocabulary
Read Core concepts so the rest of the docs read clearly.
Set things up
Follow the Quickstart to connect an account and run your first copier.
Go deeper on the core feature
Copy trading is the most-used part of Trada and where most configuration lives.
Related
Trading carries risk of loss. See Risk disclaimer & legal.
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