A common need once a strategy works: send the same signal to more than one account at once — a personal and a funded account, or several terminals. The goal is one alert, multiple executions.
The routing idea
Think in routes. A route says "this signal goes to these accounts." When an alert arrives, the system looks up the route and dispatches to every attached account. One account per route = a normal setup; several accounts per route = copy trading.
What to keep separate per account
Copying the signal does not mean copying everything. Each destination should keep its own position sizing (balances differ), risk limits (a funded account is stricter), and symbol mapping (brokers differ).
Practical cautions
- Test the fan-out on demo accounts first.
- Watch correlation: identical trades mean identical drawdowns.
- Expect slight fill differences across brokers.
AeronPilot models this with routes and per-account risk rules, so one TradingView alert can drive several accounts while each keeps its own sizing and protection.
Trading involves substantial risk. AeronPilot is a technical execution tool, not financial advice.