Yes. Copygram connects TradeLocker as the source and Tradovate as the receiver in a Room. Connect both accounts, map the source symbols to Tradovate futures contracts, configure the receiving quantities and trade-management settings, then activate the Room.

For TradeLocker, use your trading email, password and server, then select the source account. For Tradovate, use your username and password; Copygram generates the Device ID. Choose the intended receiving account before adding it to the Room.

Yes. Add multiple Tradovate receivers to the Room and configure each independently. You can choose different symbols, quantities and trade-management settings for each account. Your Copygram plan determines how many trading accounts you can connect.

Use Symbol Matching in the receiver settings. Enter the exact source symbol and the exact dated futures symbol available in Tradovate. For example, an illustrative NAS100 route could target MNQZ6, the December 2026 Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100 contract. Choose the actual expiration you intend to trade; the example is not a permanent mapping.

Use the actual dated contract shown in Tradovate. A continuous chart symbol such as NQ1! or MNQ1! is not a specific contract expiration. Search the receiving instrument in Tradovate and copy its tradable symbol into your receiver mapping.

No. A source lot and a futures contract are different quantities. Set the receiver’s whole-contract quantity for the selected futures product. A symbol-specific exception can override the general sizing rule. Mapping a symbol does not make the contract size, exposure or margin requirement equivalent.

Yes. Map the source symbol to the exact Micro E-mini contract you want to trade and set the receiving quantity accordingly. Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100 uses the MNQ root; E-mini Nasdaq-100 uses NQ. They have different contract sizes, so review the selected product’s specifications.

Not necessarily. A broker’s CFD and a listed futures contract can quote different prices even when they track a similar market. Symbol mapping selects the receiving instrument; it does not make the price levels equivalent. Review the receiver’s entry, stop-loss and take-profit settings for that futures contract.

Yes. Configure Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders for each Tradovate receiver, together with its stop-loss and take-profit behavior. The receiving contract’s tick size, order rules and market session still apply to those actions.

Update the receiver’s symbol mapping to the dated contract you intend to trade next. Review any symbol-specific quantities and filters too. Changing a mapping is not the same as closing an existing position or moving it to a new expiration; manage those positions separately.

Copygram supports demo and live accounts. For a prop firm account, follow that firm’s current rules on copying, third-party tools and account access. Platform support does not replace the firm’s permission to use a particular workflow.

No. Copygram hosts the copying connection in the cloud. You do not need a Copygram copier EA or your own VPS for the TradeLocker-to-Tradovate route. Keep the connected accounts and Room active.

Check the Copygram activity log for the receiver’s response. Common checks include the exact dated symbol, whole-contract quantity, available margin, trading session and valid order prices. Also review the account connection, symbol filters and the receiver’s trading schedule.