Keep every account in view. Drawdown tracking with alerts, session locks, and manual lockout that flatten an account and stop its copies.
Signal Trade App gives you per-account risk tools that sit alongside the copier. The Risk Management page (in beta) tracks each account's prop firm max drawdown — static, trailing or end-of-day, entered by you or reported by the broker — plus its profit target and starting balance, and shows live drawdown left and profit to pass. When a threshold is crossed you get an in-app and email alert, once, re-armed after the account recovers. Drawdown tracking is informational: it never closes trades or stops copying. The Daily P&L Lock is the control that acts.
Lockouts are the tools that act. Lock any account for 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours, or permanently with one click, or choose sessions — Asia, London, New York — during which it locks automatically. When an account locks, its open positions are flattened, it receives no copies, and webhook or API orders to it are refused until the lock ends. When you need out right away, each account has a one-click Flatten in the Cockpit.
The biggest risk in copy trading is not a bad trade — it is a bad trade copied across ten accounts at once. Signal Trade App does not set a maximum position size, but its Daily P&L Lock enforces your own daily loss limit or profit target on Tradovate and Rithmic accounts; your prop firm's own daily loss limit and auto-liquidation are enforced by the firm at the broker. Use drawdown alerts to see trouble coming, Protect to close a follower's symbol when the leader goes flat, and lockouts to keep followers out of sessions you do not want to trade.
Per-account copy ratios keep sizing under your control. Each follower copies the leader's order size times its whole-number ratio, so Follower A at x1 and Follower B at x2 trade 1 and 2 contracts for every leader contract. Size the leader for your smallest account and give larger accounts a higher ratio.
A Daily Loss Limit is a prop firm rule that sets the maximum you can lose in a single trading day on an account. The firm enforces it at the broker, usually by liquidating and locking the account for the day. Signal Trade App does not set or enforce a DLL; it tracks your max drawdown with alerts and lets you lock accounts.
No automatic one. You can enter each account's prop firm profit target to see profit to pass, but reaching it does not flatten or lock the account. Lock the account manually if you want to stop for the day.
Go to the Risk page, find the account, and click 1h, 4h, 24h, or Permanent. The account is locked at once: its positions are flattened and no copies or webhook/API orders are sent to it until you unlock it or the timer expires.
Session locks automatically lock an account during the Asia, London, or New York sessions (New York time). Select which sessions to block per account — useful if you only trade the New York open. Locking closes open positions, and the account unlocks when the session ends.
No. Each account has its own one-click Flatten in the Cockpit, and the Cockpit also has Cancel All Orders. To stop everything for a while, lock the accounts.