Risk disclosure

Futures trading involves a substantial risk of loss and isn't suitable for everyone. Copying trades across several accounts multiplies that exposure. Read this before you connect an account.

1. Leverage and loss

Futures are leveraged. Small price moves can cause large losses, including losses larger than an account's balance on a personal brokerage account. Past results, simulated or live, don't indicate future results. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.

2. Copying multiplies exposure

Every order on your leader is sent to every armed follower. A mistake on the leader, such as the wrong size or symbol, is repeated on every follower unless a guardrail stops it. Multipliers increase size on the accounts they apply to.

3. Copies can differ from the leader

Follower orders are separate orders at separate brokers. They can fill at different prices, fill partially, be delayed, be rejected, or not be sent at all, for example if a connection drops, a broker is slow or down, a market is halted, a contract is not available at the follower's broker, or a guardrail blocks the order. Positions across accounts can therefore end up different from the leader, and a follower can be left with a position the leader no longer has. Check your accounts while copying is armed.

4. Guardrails aren't guarantees

Daily loss limits, max contracts, daily order caps, lockouts and Flatten All are software controls. They act on the information available to them and may not act in time in fast markets, during outages, or if a broker rejects the resulting orders. Flatten All sends market orders, which can fill at poor prices. Some checks run on a periodic refresh rather than in real time.

5. Latency

Latency figures we publish are observed medians under normal conditions, not guarantees. Individual copies can take longer, and during volatile markets brokers themselves can be slow to acknowledge orders.

6. Prop firm rules

Prop firms can restrict or prohibit copy trading, limit the number of accounts, apply consistency rules, and close accounts that break their rules, which can mean losing evaluation fees or payouts. Whether copying is allowed, and on what terms, is between you and each firm. Check the current rules before you copy.

7. Third-party platforms

Edgeable depends on brokers, platforms, exchanges and networks it doesn't control. Their outages, rule changes or API changes can stop copying without notice.

8. No advice

Edgeable Solutions LLC provides software only. Nothing on this site, in the Service, in our emails or in our community is investment, financial, tax or legal advice, or a recommendation to trade any instrument.

9. Your responsibility

You decide what to trade, which accounts to connect, and how to configure each follower. Test with the smallest size you can before trading normally, keep your broker sessions healthy, and monitor your accounts while copying is armed.