Multi-account
Many accounts, one workspace,
separate books
Traders in this market rarely have one account. The useful question is not whether a tool supports several, but whether a problem on one is contained to that one.
- Crypto + MT5
- exchange and broker accounts side by side
- Per account
- limits, exposure and history kept separate
The same, or different
One strategy everywhere, or a different one on each.
Connect the accounts you already hold — crypto venues and MetaTrader 5 brokers together — and deploy a strategy to all of them at once. A prop challenge, a personal account and a small live account can run the same logic with sizing appropriate to each.
Or run something different on every one. The choice is per deployment, not a mode you switch the workspace into.
- Deploy one strategy across many accounts in a single action
- Or run unrelated strategies per account, side by side
- Each deployment carries its own risk settings
Containment
One account having a bad day is one account.
The point of separate books is that a breach somewhere does not become a breach everywhere.
One pooled book
- A drawdown on one account counts against all of them
- A prop challenge inherits limits meant for a personal account
- Stopping the bad one means stopping everything
Separate books
- Limits are set and enforced per account
- A prop challenge gets its firm’s rules; your own account gets yours
- One account pausing leaves the others running
One view
Every account, and what each is doing right now.
Exposure, open positions and headroom against each account’s own limits, without opening five terminals.
Connect a demo account first.
Add a demo account alongside anything else you run, deploy the same strategy to both, and watch the books stay separate.