Copy your own trades across Binance, Bybit & OKX
Your trades. Across your accounts.
API-to-API futures trade replication for your own accounts and sub-accounts. Trade on one master and copy across exchanges with sizing set for each follower.
Set up Trade CopierRead and trade API permissions. Withdrawals disabled.
One trade. Different sizes.
Move the sliders to see the trade size change on each account.
Master account · Binance1,000 USDTtrade on a 10,000 USDT balance
OKXBalance 10,000 USDT
BinanceBalance 20,000 USDTOne master. The routes you need.
Connect your own futures accounts in one session. Followers can be on the same exchange or spread across exchanges.
Binance to Bybit
Choose your Binance account as the master and Bybit as a follower. Copy trades on compatible futures contracts with a separate sizing multiplier for Bybit.
Binance to OKX
Add your OKX account to the same session as another follower. The contract must be available on both exchanges; sizing and execution follow the destination exchange's rules.
Binance sub-accounts
Connect each of your sub-accounts with its own API key. One master can copy trades to multiple Binance accounts with different balances and individual multipliers.
One signal.
Your scale.
Follower sizing starts with the master's trade-to-balance ratio. A multiplier reduces or increases that proportion for an individual account.
Follower balance×Master trade / master balance×Multiplier
The example master trade is 10% of its balance. For a follower with a 5,000 USDT balance and a ×0.5 multiplier, the calculated size is 250 USDT.
The console also accepts a custom balance in place of the actual balance. Real orders remain subject to exchange rules, available funds and instrument limits.
From order placement to cancellation.
Copying an order and filling it are separate stages. Each account's exchange determines when and how much of an order executes.
- Placement
- A new master limit order is submitted to followers with their calculated quantities. An accepted order can wait for a fill: an order on the exchange does not yet mean an open position.
- Changing the price
- Moving an existing limit order's price on the master is not guaranteed to update follower prices. Check each follower order after an amendment and manage it separately on its exchange if needed.
- Partial fills
- The master and followers can fill different proportions at different times. Check filled quantity, the remaining order and the position on each account separately.
- Cancelling the remainder
- Cancellation is sent to linked follower orders. The exchange cancels only unfilled quantity; a completed fill cannot be undone. Position reconciliation can send separate corrective orders, so check the resulting positions.
From connection to replication.
- 01
Connect your accounts
Add your exchange API keys in the console. Enable read and trade permissions, with withdrawals disabled.
- 02
Build your route
Choose a master and follower accounts. Give each follower its own multiplier and set the session's symbol allowlist.
- 03
Start copying
Review the configuration and start the session. Trade on the master manually or with your own bot; check the route's state in the console.
The route stays in your hands.
A session links one master to your selected followers. Configure the route and inspect replication state in the console.
- Your accounts and strategies
- The service replicates your trading activity. Entry and exit decisions remain yours.
- Only the symbols you choose
- Allow all symbols or define a list for the session. Excluded symbols are not routed to its followers.
- Protection has its own tool
- Configure Security Strategy for server-side Binance TP/SL management. Replication and protective policies serve different jobs. Explore Security Strategy
Trade copier API questions
Replication sessions require USDT / USDC Futures connections on Binance, Bybit or OKX. The selected contract must be supported on the master and follower accounts. Connecting a spot account alone does not enable futures replication.
The copier handles limit, market and conditional stop orders through the supported exchanges' APIs. Availability of a specific order type and its trigger settings depends on the market and destination exchange. A follower order is not guaranteed to fill at the same time as the master's order.
Add each sub-account's API key in the console, choose one master and attach the others as followers. Set a multiplier for each follower and a symbol allowlist for the session. The connected accounts must be yours and have access to the required futures market.
Enable read and trade access for the required futures market. Keep withdrawals disabled: trade replication does not need withdrawal permission. Review each exchange's key permissions and restrictions before connecting.
The engine receives account events over WebSocket and submits follower orders through exchange APIs. Total latency includes event delivery, processing, network travel and the exchange's response. Fill prices and execution times can differ across accounts.
Yes. Trade manually or with your own bot on the connected master account. Decoded replicates your trading activity according to the session settings; you keep control of the strategy and trading decisions.
When your access period ends.
New copying stops. Orders already placed on exchanges remain and may fill later; stopping replication does not itself close positions. Review open orders and positions on every account. Start the session manually after payment.
Before your first session
Practical guides to connecting accounts, sizing follower trades and checking your route.
- How to copy your own Binance trades to Bybit and OKX
- API keys, compatible contracts and execution checks across exchanges.
- Copy trades to multiple Binance accounts and sub-accounts
- Separate connections, individual multipliers and a worked sizing example.
- Trade Copier pricing
- Session counts, followers per session and access periods on the homepage.
Build your own route.
Connect accounts, review the settings and start a session in the console.
Replication does not guarantee the same price or execution on every account. Liquidity, exchange rules and available balances affect the outcome. Trading carries risk.