NinjaTrader is your source
Choose the account you trade. Its account activity supplies the trades for your copying room.
Trade in NinjaTrader. Copy to your DXtrade account. Copygram connects your NinjaTrader source to a DXtrade receiver, so you can copy trades without recreating each order manually. Connect your broker domain and account, map the instruments and configure receiver lot sizing in one room.
A NinjaTrader to DXtrade trade copier uses activity on a connected NinjaTrader account to create orders on a selected DXtrade receiver. Copygram links those accounts in a room and applies the receiver’s symbol mapping, lot sizing and trade-management settings.
Choose the account you trade. Its account activity supplies the trades for your copying room.
The room links one source to your selected receivers and applies each account’s copying rules.
Connect through your provider’s trading domain and select the receiving DXtrade account. Source and receiver keep their own balances and positions.
Keep your trading decisions in NinjaTrader while configuring the destination account, instruments, volume and trade updates in Copygram.
Place the trade on your NinjaTrader source. Copygram routes its activity to the DXtrade account in your room.
Use your broker or prop firm’s trading domain, then select the account that should receive orders. One login can list several accounts.
Configure DXtrade lots around the receiver’s instrument specifications, with independent sizing for every account.
Connect one source to multiple receivers. Give every DXtrade account its own symbols, sizing and trade settings.
Connect both accounts, create a room and configure your DXtrade receiver in five steps.
In Copygram, add a trading account and select NinjaTrader. Enter your NinjaTrader username and password; the Device ID is generated automatically. The documented connection uses the official Tradovate API. Select the account you want to copy from.
Choose DXtrade when adding an account. Enter your Username, Password and the Domain supplied by your broker or prop firm. Copygram lists the available trading accounts; use Account Selection to choose your receiver.
| Symbol | Action | AI | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| XAUUSD | Buy open | 87% | Executed |
| EURUSD | Sell open | 72% | Executed |
| GBPJPY | Close | – | Closed |
| USDJPY | Buy open | 45% | Skipped |
Set NinjaTrader as the room’s source and add DXtrade as a receiver. Give the room and accounts clear names. One room connects one source to one or more receivers, each with independent settings.
Map the exact futures contract to your broker’s DXtrade instrument. Set receiver lots, Symbol Lot Exceptions, filters, schedules, stops and targets. Choose Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders behavior for your workflow.
Activate the room to start copying. Follow your NinjaTrader source activity, Copygram signal log and DXtrade orders. Manage demo and live accounts with a clear view of the receiving instrument, lot size and trade updates.
The domain identifies your provider’s trading environment. Account Selection identifies the receiver inside that connection.
Use the trading-platform domain issued by your broker or prop firm, in the format requested by Copygram’s Domain field.
Enter the trading username and password for that same environment. Keep the domain and credentials together.
Choose the intended receiver from the available accounts. Give it a clear name before adding it to your room.
The Domain field uses your provider’s trading-platform address. Its marketing website and the DXtrade vendor website serve a different purpose. Select your demo or live trading account in the connection, then apply its receiver rules.
For an S&P 500 workflow, map the exact dated MES futures contract to your broker’s S&P 500 CFD. Use the destination symbol shown on the selected DXtrade account.
Use the full Micro E-mini S&P 500 futures identifier and expiry reported by your NinjaTrader connection.
Use your broker’s exact S&P 500 CFD symbol, such as US500 or SPX500, including any prefix or suffix.
Set DXtrade lots independently from the source contract count. Configure stops and targets using the destination instrument’s prices.
Symbol mapping selects the instrument; money management defines its volume. Futures and CFDs have distinct quotes and specifications. Update the source contract mapping when you move to a new futures expiry, while retaining the intended DXtrade destination.
Mapping chooses the instrument. Receiver sizing determines how much of it is traded. Use the source multiplier and your broker’s destination specification.
One Micro E-mini S&P 500 futures contract is worth $5 per index point. Its 0.25-point minimum tick is worth $1.25 per contract, using CME’s specifications.
Use your broker’s value per point, minimum volume, lot step and account currency to configure the destination size. Every receiver has its own settings.
A futures contract count and a DXtrade lot size use different instrument specifications. Symbol mapping does not set an equivalent position size. Configure destination volume separately and review Symbol Lot Exceptions: a symbol-specific exception overrides default money management. Each receiver can use its own lot size.
Keep instruments, sizing and trade management specific to each receiving account.
Define the destination lot size independently for each DXtrade receiver.
Apply instrument-specific sizing rules that take priority over the default.
Match source and destination symbols, and choose which instruments the receiver follows.
Configure stop-loss and take-profit settings for the DXtrade instrument’s prices.
Choose whether the receiver follows source closing actions or uses your own exit management.
Control whether the receiver follows source trade modifications.
Set the receiver’s trading windows using your schedule timezone and market hours.
Follow recorded actions and status alongside your DXtrade orders and positions.
Keep the source activity, copying room and receiving account easy to identify throughout your workflow.
View the account, futures contract and activity that generated the trade.
Follow the recorded action and status for your DXtrade receiver.
View the destination instrument, direction, lot size and trade updates in the receiving account.
Using a NinjaScript strategy? Keep its required NinjaTrader environment running to generate source trades. Copygram routes the resulting account activity to your configured DXtrade receiver.
NinjaTrader accounts use the same secure sign-in flow as Tradovate: log in in the broker window, pick the account and name it.
You enter your DXtrade login and your broker's DXtrade domain; Copygram then lists the accounts you can automate.
One of the 38 prop firms in our rules table offer DXtrade accounts, and other firms offer it too. We read each firm's own rules pages and quote them, last checked Oct 27, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with your firm before you connect funded accounts.
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Compare plansAnswers about account connections, broker domains, futures-to-CFD mapping and independent DXtrade receiver settings.
Yes. Copygram connects NinjaTrader as the source and DXtrade as the receiver. Add both accounts, select the receiving trading account, create a room and configure symbol mapping, lot sizing and trade-management settings. Activate the room to start copying.
It uses activity on your connected NinjaTrader account to create orders on a selected DXtrade receiver. Copygram manages the direction and receiver rules in a room. The accounts keep their own balances 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.
Copygram’s DXtrade connection uses Username, Password, Domain and Account Selection. Enter the trading credentials and domain supplied by your broker or prop firm. Copygram lists your available trading accounts; select the intended receiver and add it to your room.
Use the trading-platform domain supplied by your broker or prop firm, in the format requested by Copygram’s Domain field. Pair it with the username and password for the same trading environment, then select your receiving account. The provider’s marketing website and the DXtrade vendor website are different from that trading-platform address.
Yes. Copygram supports demo and live accounts. Connect your NinjaTrader source and DXtrade receiving account, configure the receiver’s symbols, lot sizes and trade-management settings, then activate your room.
Map the exact NinjaTrader MES contract identifier and expiry to the broker’s S&P 500 CFD on your DXtrade account. US500 and SPX500 are example destination names; use the exact symbol shown by your broker. Configure receiver lots and destination price levels separately.
A futures contract count and a DXtrade lot size use different instrument specifications. Use the source multiplier and your broker’s destination value per point, minimum volume, lot step and account currency when setting receiver size. Symbol mapping selects the instrument; it does not establish equal position size or risk.
Yes. A Copygram room connects one source to one or more receivers. Add your DXtrade accounts and give each its own symbols, lot sizing and trade-management rules. Symbol Lot Exceptions override default money management. Count the source and receivers when choosing your plan’s connected-account allowance.
Use the receiver’s stop-loss and take-profit settings for the destination instrument. Futures and CFDs have separate quotes, so configure protection using the DXtrade instrument’s price basis and your receiver rules.
Yes. Copygram provides Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders settings for each receiver. Choose whether to follow source closes and updates or manage exits through your receiving account. Follow the recorded activity in Copygram signal logs and DXtrade.
Yes. Copygram routes account trades from your connected NinjaTrader source to its DXtrade receiver, including strategy-generated trades. 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 it linked to the intended DXtrade instrument, with the receiver lot size and trade-management rules 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 DXtrade receiver has its own symbol rules and schedule.
Connect NinjaTrader as the source, add your DXtrade accounts and set the rules for each one. Copygram runs it in the cloud.