Yes. Copygram connects TradeLocker as the source and Binance Futures as the receiver. Add both accounts, link them in a Room, map the crypto symbols and configure receiver settings. Activate the Room to copy source trades to your Binance USDT-margined Futures account.

This connection supports Binance USDT-margined Futures. It is a Futures receiver, not a Binance Spot connection. Use the exact symbol of the USDT-margined contract you want to receive trades on, such as BTCUSDT or ETHUSDT.

For TradeLocker, enter your trading email, password and provider’s server, then select the source account. For Binance Futures, provide an API Key and API Secret with Futures trading permission and whitelist the Copygram IP shown in the connection guide. Withdrawal permission should remain disabled.

In the Binance receiver’s Symbol Matching settings, enter the exact TradeLocker source symbol and map it to BTCUSDT. Use a symbol filter if you only want selected crypto instruments copied. The source instrument and Binance contract have their own prices and quantity units; mapping their names does not make those values equivalent.

No. A TradeLocker lot follows the source provider’s contract specification. The Binance receiver uses the selected Futures contract’s quantity rules. Configure the receiver’s sizing separately and use symbol-specific exceptions where needed. Check the contract’s quantity step, minimum order size and available margin.

Yes. Copygram’s Binance receiver settings include a leverage multiplier. Leaving it empty uses the account’s default leverage for the symbol. Choose leverage together with your intended position size and available margin; changing leverage does not make source lots and receiver quantities equivalent.

Yes. Add multiple receiving accounts to a Copygram Room and configure each independently. Receivers can have different symbol mappings, sizing and trade-management settings. Choose a Copygram plan for the number of trading accounts you want to connect.

Yes. Configure Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders for each Binance receiver, along with its stop-loss and take-profit settings. Binance’s valid order prices, quantity rules and account settings still apply to each receiving action.

Not necessarily. A broker’s TradeLocker crypto instrument and a Binance Futures contract can quote different prices. USD and USDT are also different quote assets. Symbol mapping identifies the receiving market; it does not convert the source price levels into equivalent receiver levels. Review the receiver’s price and SL/TP settings accordingly.

The receiver needs a valid Binance USDT-margined Futures instrument for each copied symbol. Build mappings for the crypto markets you want to follow and use symbol filters to limit the route. A source forex pair or index label should not be treated as an automatically equivalent Binance market.

No. Copygram hosts the copying connection in the cloud. You do not need a Copygram copier EA or your own VPS for TradeLocker to Binance Futures. Keep your account connections and Room active.

Read the receiver response in Copygram’s signal logs. Check the API key’s Futures permission and IP whitelist, exact receiver symbol, quantity step and minimum order size, available margin and valid order prices. Also review symbol filters and the receiver’s trading schedule.