NinjaTrader to Binance Futures Trade Copier

Yes. Copygram connects NinjaTrader as the source and Binance Futures as the receiver. Add both accounts, create a room and configure symbol mapping, receiver quantity, leverage and trade-management settings. Activate the room to start copying.

It uses trades from a connected NinjaTrader account as instructions for a Binance Futures receiver. Copygram applies the receiver’s symbol mapping, quantity, leverage and trade-management rules in a room. Each account keeps its own balance and positions; copying does not transfer funds between them.

Select NinjaTrader when adding a trading account in Copygram. Enter your NinjaTrader username and password; the Device ID is generated automatically. The documented connection uses the official Tradovate API. Choose the account whose trades you want to copy.

Use the API Key and API Secret from Binance API Management. Enable Futures trading permissions and apply the current IP allowlist shown in the Copygram connection guide. Keep withdrawal permissions disabled and store the API secret securely.

The documented Copygram connection supports USDT-margined Binance Futures. Select the destination instrument from that connection and configure its receiver quantity, leverage and trade-management settings.

Use the IP allowlist shown in the current Binance Futures platform guide in Copygram’s documentation. Add that address to the API key’s IP restrictions in Binance API Management, alongside the required Futures trading permissions.

Yes. Map the exact NinjaTrader MBT contract identifier, including its expiry, to BTCUSDT on the USDT-margined Binance Futures receiver. Configure destination quantity separately and update the source mapping when you change contract months.

One CME Micro Bitcoin futures contract represents 0.1 bitcoin. Binance Futures order quantity is configured separately through Copygram receiver sizing and Symbol Lot Exceptions. Mapping selects the instrument; it does not create a fixed one-to-one quantity conversion. Symbol-specific exceptions override default money management.

Configure leverage separately from destination quantity. Quantity and price determine position notional, while leverage affects the margin required for that position. Leverage does not replace the receiver quantity setting. The Copygram settings guide describes leaving the leverage field empty to use the broker default.

Yes. A Copygram room connects one source to one or more receivers. Add the Binance Futures accounts and set mapping, quantity, leverage and trade-management rules for each receiver. Count the source and receivers when choosing your plan’s connected-account allowance.

Configure stop-loss and take-profit behavior using the Binance Futures instrument’s price basis. Use Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders to choose the source closing actions and updates that each receiver follows. Track recorded activity in Copygram logs and your Binance Futures account.

Yes. Copygram routes account trades from the connected NinjaTrader source, including strategy-generated trades, to the Binance Futures receiver. Keep the NinjaScript strategy running in its required NinjaTrader environment to generate the source activity.

Update the source mapping to the exact NinjaTrader contract and expiry you are now trading. Keep the intended Binance Futures destination selected, with the receiver quantity, leverage and trade-management settings for that account.

Yes. Symbol filters define which instruments the receiver follows, and trading schedules define its active windows. Configure the timezone and market hours for your workflow. Each Binance Futures receiver has its own symbol rules and schedule.