Trade once. Across your own accounts.

If you hold more than one Mizora account, placing the same trade on each by hand is slow and error-prone. By the time you have entered it on the third account, price has moved and you are managing different entries on the same idea.

The copier solves that. You choose a lead account and trade it as normal. Its trades are copied to your other Mizora accounts. You keep trading one screen, and the orders and execution rules apply to every copy: each fill is priced by the server from its own live quote.

The word copy trading often means following another trader. That is not what this is. To be precise:

• It copies between your own Mizora accounts only. You cannot follow another person's account, and nobody can follow yours.
• It is not a signal service or marketplace. There are no strategy providers, subscribers or leaderboards to follow.
• It does not connect to outside platforms or brokers. Mizora Pro is the terminal for Mizora accounts only.
• It is not automated trading. A person places the lead trade. Mizora Pro has no Expert Advisors, scripting or public trading API.

The Mizora rule book is explicit: copying signal groups, paid services, external bots or another trader's positions is prohibited. The native copier may copy only between your own eligible Mizora accounts, every account keeps its own trading rules and protection, and cross-account hedging remains prohibited.

A copier multiplies good decisions and bad ones alike. A losing trade on the lead account is a losing trade on every account that follows it, on the same day, for the same reason. Treat the group of accounts as one risk.

• Each account is held to its own rules. A server-side worker watches account limits around the clock, account by account.
• Check each rules panel. The risk manager shows daily loss room and the drawdown floor per account. A trade that fits the lead account may leave a follower with much less room.
• Size from the tightest account. If one follower has little room left today, size the lead trade so that account can take the loss too.

Each account type has its own rules, published in the Flip account rules. Read them before copying into any Flip account.

The account switcher moves between your accounts, and the Portfolio view shows them all together, so you can check that copies are where you expect across the whole group.

Review the results in your track record as usual. Pair the copier with server-side price alerts on key levels and you can manage several accounts without keeping several screens open.

1. Confirm the lead account. Trades on the lead are the ones that get copied, so make sure you are trading on it.
2. Read each follower's rules panel. Note the daily loss room and drawdown floor for every account that will follow.
3. Check the account rules. Read the Flip account rules for any Flip account involved.
4. Size for the group. Use the position sizing method you trust, and size for the account with the least room.
5. Watch the first copies. Open the Portfolio view after your first trades and confirm each follower did what you expected.

If you want to follow other traders, or copy into accounts outside Mizora, this is not that tool, and we would rather say so here.

Mizora Pro accounts trade simulated capital. It is free to use on a $50K practice account; paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts. See the plans.