Yes. Copygram connects a TradeLocker source account to NinjaTrader receiving accounts in a Room. Connect both sides, map the receiving futures instruments, set independent whole-contract quantities and trade-management rules, then activate the Room.

For TradeLocker, use your trading email, password and provider’s server, then select the source account. For NinjaTrader, enter your NinjaTrader username and password. Copygram automatically generates the Device ID; choose the intended receiving account and demo or live environment.

Copygram’s NinjaTrader connection uses the same official Tradovate API described in its platform guide. Select NinjaTrader in Copygram and log in with your NinjaTrader credentials. You do not need to create a separate Tradovate copying route for this TradeLocker-to-NinjaTrader workflow.

Enter the exact source symbol and select the intended receiving futures instrument with its expiry. For example, a TradeLocker Nasdaq-100 CFD named NAS100 can be mapped to your chosen MNQ contract. Use the exact identifier available through your NinjaTrader connection. The mapping selects the instrument; quantity and protective price settings need their own configuration.

No universal lot-to-contract ratio exists. A TradeLocker lot depends on the broker’s instrument specification, while NinjaTrader futures quantities are whole contracts. Configure the receiving size using the selected futures contract’s value, tick size and account conditions. Do not copy a fractional source lot number as a futures quantity.

Yes. Select the Micro E-mini instrument and expiry you intend to receive, such as MNQ for Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100. Micro and E-mini contracts have different values, so choose the quantity for that specific contract. Symbol-specific sizing exceptions can set an instrument’s receiving size independently of the general rule.

Not necessarily. A TradeLocker CFD and a futures contract can quote different prices and follow different trading conditions. Symbol mapping does not by itself translate price levels or make the two instruments equivalent. Configure the receiver’s stop-loss and take-profit behavior for the selected futures instrument and review the resulting order prices.

Update the receiving symbol mapping to the exact contract and expiry you intend to use next, then review related filters and quantity settings. Keep any receiving workspace aligned with that choice. Changing a mapping for future copied trades does not itself close or roll an existing position.

Yes. Add multiple NinjaTrader receivers to the same Copygram Room and give each account its own contract mappings, whole-contract quantities and trade-management settings. Your Copygram plan determines how many trading accounts you can connect.

Yes. Configure Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders on each receiver, together with its SL/TP settings. Keep modifications consistent with the receiving futures contract’s valid price increments and order rules. Manage partial quantities in whole contracts.

Copygram supports demo and live accounts. For prop firm accounts, follow the provider’s current trade-copying, account-ownership and third-party access rules. A connection to the trading platform does not change the rules of the account provider.

The documented Copygram connection uses your NinjaTrader account credentials and an automatically generated Device ID through the official Tradovate API. You configure the source, receivers and copying rules in Copygram. Installing a local NinjaTrader trade-copier add-on is not part of this connection flow.

Start with the receiver response in Copygram’s signal logs. Review the account connection and environment, exact instrument and expiry, whole-contract quantity, filters, available margin and trading hours. For a price-related rejection, check the receiving contract’s tick size and your SL/TP settings.