UNO Trade Copy: A Simple, Reliable Way to Start Copy Trading
If you’ve ever thought “I wish my account could just mirror a pro’s trades,” you’re basically thinking about copy trading. UNO Trade Copy makes that practical, fast, and beginner-friendly—without messy setups or confusing dashboards. Whether you’re running multiple MT4/MT5 accounts, managing investor accounts, or just want your smaller accounts to follow a primary “master,” UNO Trade Copy turns the whole thing into a plug-and-play workflow. It’s lightweight, accurate, and built for the day-to-day reality of traders—spreads, slippage, VPS latency, the lot. Let’s break it down in plain English.
What Is UNO Trade Copy?
UNO Trade Copy is a master-to-slave trade copier for MetaTrader (MT4/MT5). You designate one (or more) master accounts where trades originate. The copier instantly replicates those trades to one or more slave accounts with your chosen risk rules (lot multiplier, fixed lots, equity/percentage scaling, etc.). The result? Every open, modify, and close on the master is synced to the slaves—clean and consistent.
Copy trading can be risky if it’s done blindly, but a good copier gives you tight control: you decide how much to risk, what to copy, and when to pause. UNO is designed for that balance—speed plus control—so you’re not stuck micromanaging all day.
Why Traders Use It (in real life)
- You run multiple accounts and want the same strategy everywhere.
- You manage friends’ or clients’ accounts (within your local rules) and need consistent execution.
- You test strategies on a small master account first, then roll them out to larger capital accounts only when they prove themselves.
- You’re scaling into prop accounts and need precise risk mirroring.
Honestly, it saves tons of time. And headaches.
Key Features You’ll Actually Use
- Ultra-fast mirroring: Opens, modifications, and closes are copied near-instantly on the same machine/VPS.
- Lot scaling modes: Fixed lot, equity-based scaling, or lot multiplier for flexible risk across accounts.
- Per-symbol filters: Include/exclude certain pairs (e.g., copy only XAUUSD or majors).
- Magic-number routing: Route trades by EAs or discretionary trades using unique magic numbers.
- Trade type filters: Choose Buy/Sell only, disable pending orders, or copy pendings too.
- Price deviation guard: Set max slippage to avoid bad fills during volatile spikes.
- Spread protector: Skip entries if the slave’s spread exceeds your threshold.
- Partial close & modifications: Accurately mirrors master’s position management.
- Stop if drawdown: Optional equity or floating DD limits to pause copying automatically.
- Time filter: Copy only during specific sessions (e.g., London/NY overlap) if that’s your sweet spot.
- Symbol mapping: Useful if brokers use slightly different symbols (e.g., EURUSD vs EURUSD.a).
- MT4 + MT5 support: Mix where needed (same-terminal setups recommended for lowest latency).
How UNO Trade Copy Works (without the jargon)
- Install the Master EA on the account you’ll trade (manual or EA—doesn’t matter).
- Install the Slave EA on the follower account(s).
- Set connection keys so the slaves “trust” the master.
- Choose risk mode on each slave (fixed lot, multiplier, or equity-scaled).
- Hit Start. From here, the copier listens to the master and mirrors everything per your filters.
That’s it. Once you’ve tuned risk and filters, you don’t have to babysit it every minute.
Step-by-Step Setup (Quick Start)
- Download & unzip UNO Trade Copy.
- Move files:
- MT4:
File > Open Data Folder > MQL4 > Experts(for EAs); indicators/scripts if included. - MT5:
File > Open Data Folder > MQL5 > Experts.
3. Restart MetaTrader so it recognizes the EA(s).
4. Attach the Master EA to any chart on the master account; enable AutoTrading/Algo Trading.
5. Attach the Slave EA to a chart on each follower account.
6. Enter the same connection key on both sides to pair them.
7. Configure risk on the slave:
- Fixed Lot (e.g., always 0.10)
- Multiplier (e.g., 2× the master’s lot)
- Equity-scale (e.g., scale by equity ratio master:slave)
8. Set safety filters (max slippage, spread limit, allowed symbols).
9. Save a preset once it’s perfect so you load it in 2 clicks next time.
10. Demo test first, always. Then move to live once fills and risk look correct.
Best Practices to Keep You Safe (and sane)
- Use a VPS close to your broker server—latency matters for scalping or news.
- Match broker specs when possible (symbol suffixes, leverage) or set symbol mapping.
- Verify slippage & spread filters—they can protect you during wild swings.
- Keep the master clean: don’t mix five different strategies with overlapping magic numbers unless you route them deliberately.
- Start conservative: multiplier 0.5× or fixed small lots until you see consistent fills.
- Set drawdown stops: define an equity or floating loss threshold to auto-pause copying.
- Log & review: check the copier’s journal to confirm entries match your expectations.
Who Is UNO Trade Copy For?
- Strategy owners scaling the same system across many accounts.
- Signal providers who want consistent distribution (within the rules of their jurisdiction).
- Prop traders duplicating trades across funded accounts while controlling risk per account.
- Beginners who want a clear, “do this then that” way to follow a master account—and learn by observing.
Performance Note (honest talk)
A copier can’t fix a bad strategy. It can only replicate it faithfully and quickly—ideally with rules that suit each account’s risk. That’s the point. UNO’s job is precision, speed, and control. Your job is choosing a sensible strategy and risk settings. Coz if the master is reckless, the slaves will be too. If the master is disciplined, this tool helps you scale that discipline.
Final Thoughts & Call-to-Action
UNO Trade Copy is a practical, reliable trade copier for anyone who wants clean execution, sane risk control, and less screen-time across multiple accounts. Set it once, confirm the fills on demo, and then let it work in the background while you focus on the actual strategy. If you’re serious about scaling smartly—prop accounts, investor accounts, or your own multi-account setup—this just makes life easier.
