Multi-Account Setup

Trade Wzrd lets you link multiple accounts to a single webhook. When a signal arrives, it executes on all linked accounts simultaneously.

How It Works

1. Create a webhook
2. Link multiple accounts to that webhook
3. When TradingView sends a signal, Trade Wzrd parses it and executes on every linked account

Supported Platforms

Platform	Dashboard Analytics	Trade Execution
MetaTrader 4	Yes	Yes
MetaTrader 5	Yes	Yes
TradeLocker	No (coming soon)	Yes

Multi-account execution works across platforms. You can link MT4, MT5, and TradeLocker accounts to the same webhook.

Use Cases

Multi-Broker

Run the same trade across different brokers. Each account is treated independently.

Demo + Live

Test signals on a demo account while trading live at the same time. Both accounts receive the same signal.

Prop Firm Scaling

Execute the same strategy across multiple prop firm challenge accounts simultaneously.

Risk Scaling

Apply the same signal logic but with different position sizes per account. Use RISK=1 to automatically scale lot sizes based on each account’s balance.

Per-Account Volume Configuration

Each linked account can have its own volume settings:

Proportional Mode

Lot sizes scale based on a multiplier applied to the signal’s lot size. If the signal specifies VOL=0.1 and the account multiplier is set to 2.0, the account receives VOL=0.2.

Fixed Lot Mode

Each account uses a fixed lot size that you specify, regardless of what the signal contains.

Risk Percentage

Use RISK=1 in the signal to automatically size positions based on each account’s balance. This adapts to different account sizes without per-account configuration.

Volume Based Closing

Per-account option that determines how close signals are handled:

• When enabled, close signals use the account’s configured lot size
• When disabled, close signals close the full position regardless of volume settings

Symbol Mapping

Different brokers may use different symbol names for the same instrument. Trade Wzrd handles this in two ways:

Auto Mapping

When auto mapping is enabled, the system automatically finds the closest broker symbol when an exact match isn’t available.

Matching priority:

1. Exact match (case-insensitive) - BTCUSD matches btcusd
2. Prefix match - BTCUSD matches BTCUSDm (shortest match wins)
3. Reverse prefix - BTCUSDm matches BTCUSD
4. Contains - BTCUSD matches XBTCUSD

If no match is found, the signal fails with a symbol not found error.

Manual Mapping

You can manually set symbol mappings per account to override auto matching. This is useful when auto mapping picks the wrong symbol.

Best Practices

• Test on demo first - Before linking live accounts, verify signals execute correctly on demo
• Use risk-based sizing - RISK=1 adapts to different account balances automatically
• Monitor all accounts - Check the Alerts page to see execution results for every linked account
• Separate webhooks for different groups - If you need different lot sizes or parameters per account, create separate webhooks for each group
• Keep credentials updated - If your broker password changes, update it in Trade Wzrd immediately
• Verify symbol names - Check that your TradingView symbol names can be matched to your broker’s symbols

Troubleshooting

One Account Fails, Others Succeed

The issue is specific to that account:

1. Connection status - Check if the account shows as connected on the Accounts page
2. Margin - The account may not have sufficient margin for the trade
3. Symbol availability - The matcher may not have found a matching symbol for that broker
4. Market hours - The broker’s market may be closed
5. Server errors - Check the Alerts page for the specific error message

All Accounts Fail

1. Check that the webhook is active
2. Verify the signal format - the parser reports which command failed
3. Confirm accounts are connected