NQ → provider’s Nasdaq-100 instrument
Map the exact futures contract and expiry to your provider’s Nasdaq-100 symbol, with your chosen receiver size.
Copy trades from Tradovate to TradeLocker with Copygram. Connect your accounts, map symbols and set independent receiver sizing. Manage the workflow in the cloud.
Tradovate supplies the account trade. Copygram applies your receiver rules. TradeLocker receives the order.
A Tradovate to TradeLocker trade copier uses trades opened on a Tradovate sender account as instructions for a connected TradeLocker receiver. Copygram links the accounts in a room and applies the receiver’s symbol mapping, sizing and order settings.
The accounts remain separate. Copygram applies your chosen symbol mapping and receiver sizing to each TradeLocker order, using the destination account’s instrument specifications.
Connect your accounts, create a room, configure your receiver and start copying. Use the same workflow with demo and live accounts.
Add Tradovate using Copygram’s current connection instructions and select the intended source account. Add TradeLocker using your provider-issued trading email, password and server, then select the intended receiver. Confirm both connections before creating the Room.
Choose your connected Tradovate account as the source and add the TradeLocker account as a receiver. A room connects one sender to one or more receivers, each with independent settings. Use separate rooms for different senders.
| Symbol | Action | AI | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| XAUUSD | Buy open | 87% | Executed |
| EURUSD | Sell open | 72% | Executed |
| GBPJPY | Close | – | Closed |
| USDJPY | Buy open | 45% | Skipped |
Match the exact source contract to the intended TradeLocker instrument. Set receiver sizing, symbol filters, stops and targets, close and modification controls, and your schedule. Check contract size, price basis, minimum size and increments.
Start your room to copy Tradovate trades to TradeLocker automatically. Copygram applies your receiver settings to incoming trades. Follow entries, stops, targets and trade updates in your Copygram logs and TradeLocker account. Demo and live accounts are supported.
Use the source contract name recorded by the connection and the exact instrument available on your TradeLocker account.
Map the exact futures contract and expiry to your provider’s Nasdaq-100 symbol, with your chosen receiver size.
Use a separate sizing rule from NQ, even when both contracts map to the same destination symbol.
Confirm the correct source contract, destination specifications and trading hours.
Update the source contract name in your mapping when you move to a new futures contract month.
TradeLocker instrument names follow your provider’s symbol list. Select the exact Nasdaq-100 or S&P 500 symbol in your account and link it to the corresponding Tradovate contract.
One futures contract does not automatically equal one destination lot. Configure receiver sizing and symbol exceptions, then verify the resulting exposure.
A 20-point adverse move
1 NQ: $20 per point → $400
1 MNQ: $2 per point → $40
Before fees or slippage
Educational example only
One E-mini Nasdaq-100 contract (NQ) is $20 per index point. One Micro E-mini (MNQ) is $2.
Read your provider’s contract specification. Calculate exposure from the destination size and point value.
Check the permitted lot size, minimum order and rounding on the resulting TradeLocker order.
Review the destination’s stop-distance rules and available margin for the intended order.
Allow for the destination’s fees, spread and account currency when comparing monetary exposure.
A matching symbol or lot multiplier alone does not establish equal exposure across accounts.
A futures contract and a provider’s CFD can reference the same market while trading at different prices. Verify the entry, stop and target against the destination’s own quote.
The source multipliers differ by a factor of ten. Set the receiver size independently for NQ and MNQ, including when both map to the same destination symbol.
This hypothetical 20-point move illustrates contract value; it is not a trade or sizing recommendation.
Configure each receiver for its account and instrument. Use independent sizing, symbol rules and trade-management settings for accounts following the same Tradovate sender.
Choose your receiver’s sizing method and verify the calculated size. Use symbol-specific lot exceptions when an instrument needs a different setting. Check the destination’s contract size, minimum size and rounding in the resulting order.
Choose which symbols may be copied. Use explicit mapping and applicable prefix or suffix rules when names differ. Review the allowed list when your provider changes an instrument name or you change futures contracts.
Configure stop-loss and take-profit behavior, including whether to accept an instruction without those levels. Set protective orders using the destination instrument’s price basis and your receiver settings.
Enable Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders to follow closes and trade updates from your Tradovate sender. Manage these settings independently for each TradeLocker receiver.
Define when the receiver accepts instructions. Check the configured timezone, the futures session and the destination’s trading hours. The two accounts and instruments may have different availability.
If enabled, AI Trade Validation uses your confidence threshold to filter incoming instructions. Review skipped signals in the logs. A confidence score is not a probability of profit or proof that a trade meets a provider’s rules.
View source trades, receiver settings and order activity in one workflow with Copygram’s trade logs.
View your connected Tradovate account and its connection status in Copygram.
Manage your TradeLocker server and selected demo or live account from your connected accounts.
Follow trades from the selected Tradovate sender in your room’s activity log.
Review symbol filters, the trading schedule and optional AI Trade Validation.
Review the exact source contract, mapping, destination contract specifications and symbol-specific lot exceptions.
Track each trade’s entries, closes and modifications alongside the receiver settings applied by Copygram.
Use the Copygram log alongside your TradeLocker account to follow your automation. Your room brings the source trade, receiver settings and order activity together. Copygram support is available for help with setup and settings.
You click Connect and log in on Tradovate's own sign-in window, then choose the account to automate and name it.
After you sign in, Copygram lists the TradeLocker accounts on that login and you pick the one to automate.
9 of the 38 prop firms in our rules table offer TradeLocker 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.
Download the table as CSV8 of 9 allow copying between your own accounts 7 allow third-party copiers
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Compare plansAnswers about account connections, futures mapping, destination sizing and receiver controls.
Yes. Copygram supports Tradovate as a sender and TradeLocker as a receiver for demo and live accounts. Connect both accounts, create a room, map your symbols and configure the receiver’s sizing and order controls. Activate the room to start copying.
Open Trading Accounts, choose Tradovate and follow the current connection instructions in Copygram. Select the intended source account and confirm that it is connected before adding it to a Room. Check any access requirements with your provider.
Enter the trading email, password and server supplied by your broker or prop firm. Select your TradeLocker demo or live account from the accounts shown in Copygram, then add it as a receiver in your room.
Yes. Use symbol mapping to link the exact NQ or MNQ contract to your provider’s Nasdaq-100 symbol, such as US100. Set receiver sizing independently for each source contract using the destination instrument’s contract specifications.
No. Futures contract multipliers and broker-defined TradeLocker contract sizes differ. Configure receiver sizing independently and check the instrument’s value per point, minimum size, size increments, stop distance and margin requirements. NQ and MNQ also have different contract values, so review their sizing separately even when they map to the same destination symbol.
Use the TradeLocker receiver’s stop-loss and take-profit settings to control protective orders. Configure these alongside your symbol mapping and receiver size, using the destination instrument’s price basis. Each receiver has its own settings.
Yes. Enable Copy Close Orders and Copy Modif Orders in your TradeLocker receiver settings to follow closes and trade modifications from Tradovate. Each receiver can manage these controls independently.
Yes. A Copygram room connects one sender to one or more receivers, each with independent settings. Add each TradeLocker account as a receiver within your plan’s trading-account allowance. Use separate rooms for different Tradovate senders.
No. This Copygram workflow connects Tradovate and TradeLocker through the cloud; it does not require an intermediate MetaTrader account, an EA or a VPS you maintain. Your account connections and room must remain active, and you should monitor the resulting trades.
Yes. When you place a trade through TradingView using your connected Tradovate account, Copygram uses the Tradovate account trade as the source and copies it to your TradeLocker receiver. For standalone TradingView alerts, use Copygram’s TradingView-to-TradeLocker webhook workflow.
Connect Tradovate as the source, add your TradeLocker accounts and set the rules for each one. Copygram runs it in the cloud.