Send trades from NinjaTrader
Use a NinjaTrader account as the room’s source. Copy its trades to other NinjaTrader accounts or to Tradovate, MetaTrader, TradeLocker, OANDA, Binance Futures, MatchTrader and DXtrade.
Copy NinjaTrader trades across your accounts with Copygram. Use NinjaTrader as a sender or receiver, connect multiple platforms, and control position size, symbol mapping and trade management for each account.
A NinjaTrader trade copier routes trades from a source account to one or more receiver accounts. Copygram connects those accounts in a room and applies each receiver’s own symbol, sizing and trade-management settings.
Use a NinjaTrader account as the room’s source. Copy its trades to other NinjaTrader accounts or to Tradovate, MetaTrader, TradeLocker, OANDA, Binance Futures, MatchTrader and DXtrade.
Add NinjaTrader as a receiver in a room powered by another connected source. Configure that NinjaTrader account’s mapping, position sizing and management rules independently.
Connect the accounts, choose the copying direction, and set the rules that each receiver follows.
In Copygram, add a trading account and select NinjaTrader. Enter your NinjaTrader username and password; the Device ID is generated automatically. Copygram’s platform guide documents the connection through the official Tradovate API.
Add your other source or receiver accounts and give each connection a recognizable name. Organize demo and live accounts in the same workspace so you can select the exact accounts for each copying room.
Choose one source for the room and add your receivers. Select NinjaTrader as the source to copy its trades outward, or add NinjaTrader as a receiver to bring trades into that account. Each room has one source.
| Symbol | Action | AI | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| MNQ | Buy open | 81% | Executed |
| MES | Sell open | 72% | Executed |
| MGC | Close | – | Closed |
| MNQ | Buy open | 41% | Skipped |
Map source symbols to destination instruments. Set position sizing and symbol-specific lot exceptions, then choose your stop-loss, take-profit, close, modification, filter and scheduling settings.
Activate the room to start copying. Track the source trade, Copygram activity log and receiver order, including the instrument, direction, quantity and trade updates. Manage each receiver from the same workflow.
Open the NinjaTrader platform guide in Copygram documentation
A symbol mapping selects the destination instrument. A sizing rule defines the quantity. Keep these two decisions separate when copying futures or connecting different platforms.
One ES contract has a $50 multiplier per index point.
The ES/MES comparison illustrates contract arithmetic, not an automatic sizing conversion or a suggested trade. Margin, fees and execution differ. Configure the receiver’s contract quantity or lot size using the destination instrument’s specifications.
Source: CME Group — Micro E-mini futures contract specifications
NinjaTrader accounts use the same secure sign-in flow as Tradovate: log in in the broker window, pick the account and name it.
Each account in a Room has its own settings, so one signal can open different sizes, stops and symbols on each account.
Fixed lot or risk-based sizing for every copied trade.
Example Test a new source at a fixed 0.10 lot, then move to percentage-of-balance risk.
Skip signals whose AI confidence score falls below your threshold.
Example A 60% threshold executes a signal scored 75% and skips one scored 45%.
Use the signal's levels, set your own, and decide whether to trade when a level is missing.
Example Refuse any trade that arrives without a stop loss.
Translate the source's symbol names to your platform's names.
Example GOLD in the signal becomes XAUUSD on your broker.
Execute only listed symbols, or skip the ones you don't trade.
Example Copy EURUSD, GBPUSD and XAUUSD only.
A fixed size for specific symbols that overrides the general rule.
Example Gold always opens at 0.01 even when the default is 0.50.
Detect or add broker symbol prefixes and suffixes automatically.
Example EURUSD becomes EURUSD.pro on a broker that uses the .pro suffix.
Choose whether exits and SL/TP changes from the source are mirrored.
Example Follow the entries, but manage your own exits.
Limit each receiver to the days and hours you choose.
Example Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 22:00 UTC.
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Compare plansAnswers about account roles, setup, futures sizing and day-to-day trade copying.
A NinjaTrader trade copier routes trades from a source account to one or more receiver accounts. Copygram organizes the connections in a room and applies each receiver’s symbol mapping, position sizing and trade-management rules.
Yes. NinjaTrader can be a sender or a receiver. Choose its role when you configure a room: select NinjaTrader as the source to copy trades outward, or add it as a receiver to copy trades into the account.
Copygram connects NinjaTrader to NinjaTrader, Tradovate, MetaTrader 4 and 5, TradeLocker, OANDA, Binance Futures, MatchTrader and DXtrade. Each receiver has independent symbol mapping, position sizing and trade-management settings.
Add a trading account in Copygram and select NinjaTrader. Enter your NinjaTrader username and password. The Device ID is generated automatically. The Copygram platform guide documents this connection through the official Tradovate API.
Yes. Use one NinjaTrader account as the source and add the other NinjaTrader accounts as receivers in a room, within your plan’s account allowance. Give every receiver its own sizing and management settings.
Yes. Copygram supports demo and live NinjaTrader accounts. Connect the accounts you want to use, select their role in the room and configure the settings for each receiver.
Each Copygram room has one source. Add one or more receivers within your plan’s allowance. Create separate rooms when you want to organize additional sources or copying directions.
Yes. Each receiver has independent money-management settings, including fixed-size, multiplier, balance-based and risk-based sizing. Symbol-specific lot exceptions take priority over the general sizing setting.
Symbol mapping connects the source symbol to the exact destination instrument. Configure the symbol name separately from position sizing. For futures, use the intended contract and expiry; for cross-platform copying, use the destination platform’s instrument identifier and specifications.
ES has a $50 value per index point and MES has a $5 value per index point. Ten MES contracts therefore have the same combined point value as one ES contract. This is contract arithmetic, not an automatic conversion rule. Set the receiver quantity using its instrument specifications.
Yes. Copygram provides Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders controls. Configure these permissions for each receiver together with its stop-loss and take-profit behavior.
Yes. Configure receiver symbol filters and schedules to define the instruments and trading windows used by your copying workflow. Keep the schedule aligned with the timezone and sessions you use.
Follow the source trade, the Copygram activity log and the receiver order. Review the instrument, direction, position size and subsequent trade updates for a clear view of the room’s activity.
Yes. Add NinjaTrader as a receiver in a room using a TradingView webhook or Telegram source. Configure the source connection, then set the NinjaTrader receiver’s symbol mapping, sizing and trade-management rules.
Credentials are encrypted at rest and in transit and never stored as plaintext. MetaTrader accounts run on Copygram's hosted infrastructure, Tradovate and NinjaTrader connect through the broker's own sign-in window so Copygram never sees the password, and API-key platforms should use IP-whitelisted keys with minimal permissions.
Connect NinjaTrader, choose the accounts that should follow and set the rules for each one. Copygram runs it in the cloud.