Batch Trading

Execute trades across multiple accounts with a single click.

How Batch Trading Works

When you select a group instead of an individual account in the trading interface, any trade you place will be executed on all accounts in that group:

• Same symbol and side on all accounts
• Same volume and leverage on all accounts
• Same SL/TP levels on all accounts
• Parallel execution for speed

Placing a Batch Trade

1. 1
   Select a group

   In the trading interface, use the account/group dropdown to select a group instead of an individual account.

2. 2
   Choose your symbol

   Select the trading pair you want to trade.

3. 3
   Configure the trade

   Set your trade parameters: side, volume, leverage, SL/TP. These settings will apply to all accounts in the group.

4. 4
   Execute the trade

   Click the trade button. The order will be sent to all accounts simultaneously.

5. 5
   Review results

   Check the execution results. You'll see success/failure status for each account.

Understanding Execution Results

After a batch trade, you'll see results for each account:

• Success - Trade executed successfully
• Partial - Some accounts succeeded, some failed
• Failed - Trade failed on this account (check error message)

Volume Considerations

When batch trading, consider that:

• All accounts receive the same volume
• Accounts with different balances may have different position sizes relative to equity
• Accounts with insufficient margin will fail
• Consider using percentage-based sizing when accounts have varying balances

Managing Batch Positions

After opening batch positions:

• Positions appear in the positions table with account labels
• Each position can be managed individually
• Close positions one by one or use the same group for batch close
• SL/TP modifications are per-position

Closing Batch Positions

To close all positions across a group:

1. 1. Ensure the group is selected in the account dropdown
2. 2. Open a counter-position to close existing positions
3. 3. Or close positions individually from the positions table

Best Practices

• Verify balances - Check that all accounts have sufficient margin
• Use reasonable sizes - Don't over-leverage any single account
• Monitor execution - Check results for any failed accounts
• Track positions - Keep track of which accounts have open positions
• Consider slippage - Large batch orders may experience more slippage

Common Use Cases

• Signal provider - Execute signals for all subscriber accounts
• Portfolio rebalancing - Adjust positions across all accounts
• Quick scaling - Rapidly deploy capital across accounts
• Synchronized trading - Keep accounts in sync with same positions

Next Steps

• Managing groups
• Automatic copy trading
• Position management