MyFundedFutures Copy Trading: Rules and Receiver Setup

MyFundedFutures says copy trading is allowed across all its account types and that external copying solutions may be used. It also makes users responsible for the consequences and does not promise support or account resets for copier problems. That policy is not a specific endorsement of Copygram. Official MFFU copy-trading policy.

Rules checked on September 30, 2026. This independent guide explains how to assess the connection and account settings before buying or configuring a copier.

Keep account ownership and strategy permission separate

MFFU requires the account owner to trade their own account. Its fair-play rules prohibit copying other traders, coordinated activity across unconnected accounts and hedging as defined in that policy. Permission to use a copier does not remove these restrictions. Account ownership policy · Fair-play rules.

Before connecting, write down who makes the trading decisions and where each order originates. If the setup involves an external signal provider, an algorithm or another person’s account, obtain a specific answer from MFFU rather than treating its copying page as permission for the entire workflow.

Use the rules for your exact plan and stage

MFFU’s current evaluation guide distinguishes Builder, Rapid and Pro configurations. It also separates Rapid Intraday and Rapid End of Day, with different parameters. A single table labelled “MFF rules” can therefore give the wrong answer for a particular account. Current evaluation parameters.

Create a short record for each receiver before setup:

• Product and stage shown in the account dashboard.

• Exact loss calculation and its reset or update time.

• Current contract allowance and any conditions that change it.

• Applicable session, news, consistency and payout requirements.

• Current open positions and remaining loss allowance.

Recheck the record when an account moves from evaluation to simulated funded or live trading. Keep the firm’s requirements separate from Copygram’s configuration: one describes what the account is allowed to do, while the other controls how instructions are sent.

Match the platform and connection first

Copygram supports Tradovate and NinjaTrader as source and receiver platforms. Confirm your exact MFFU account connection against the Copygram documentation; a platform brand alone is not sufficient to confirm every account or provider.

For two supported Tradovate accounts, the Tradovate-to-Tradovate guide is a useful starting point. A room has one source and its receivers. Review the identity and configuration of every receiver before enabling it.

If you use a different account connection, ask Copygram support whether that exact route is available. Do not buy a subscription on the assumption that a connection will be added later.

A practical test of entries, changes and exits

In a practice environment permitted by the provider, follow an order through its full lifecycle. Record the source and receiver symbol, contract expiry, quantity, order type and execution result. Then check how a stop change, cancellation, partial close and full close are reflected on the receiver.

Use a small, planned test to verify behavior, not to demonstrate a return. No performance result from a practice order establishes that a strategy will work in an evaluation or live account.

Do not confuse contract count with equal exposure

For illustration, imagine two receivers each display one open contract, but the selected contracts have different values per price movement. Their financial exposure is different even though the count matches. Confirm the instrument specifications and the supported symbol mapping before choosing a quantity.

Likewise, a receiver with less remaining loss allowance may be unsuitable for the next order even if its nominal account size matches the source. Review each account individually; copying the same strategy across accounts does not diversify that strategy’s losses.

Handle a missed order before sending more

Prepare a response for a disconnected receiver or rejected order. Identify the mismatch in the trading platforms, reconcile the open positions and pending orders, and establish whether the next instruction will be safe to receive. Keep the order records for support if behavior is unclear.

Copygram’s documented sizing controls should not be described as an automatic MFFU daily-loss or trailing-drawdown lockout. They also do not replace the firm’s payout review. See the prop-firm setup checklist for the wider pre-connection checks.

Choosing a plan for a permitted workflow

When both the firm’s permission and the account connection are clear, compare Copygram plans and account limits. Copygram has paid subscriptions and no free trial. Select the source features and account capacity that fit your setup, with time to review receiver results during use.