MyFundedFutures trade copier: every MFF stack, including Volumetrica

By Kenten Kronemann (Kenny Trades) · Last updated October 1, 2026

A MyFundedFutures trade copier mirrors one MFF account onto the others you hold. MFF explicitly allows external copiers, and its accounts trade through Tradovate, NinjaTrader and Volumetrica stacks — Trading Floor connects all three natively, including Volumetrica, which most copiers can’t reach, and mirrors a leader across every account with a guardian inside each account’s limits.

Does MyFundedFutures allow a trade copier?

MyFundedFutures states plainly that it allows copy trading across all account types. It names Tradesyncer as a preferred partner, points Tradovate users at the built-in group copier, and adds that external copy-trading solutions can also be used with your accounts — with the trader assuming full responsibility for the consequences and MFF disclaiming liability for the software. Its Fair Play and prohibited-practices rules (no copying other people, no device sharing) apply on top.

Source: Copy Trading at MyFundedFutures (MFF help centre), read October 1, 2026. Firms change rules by plan and promo with no notice — check the current version of that page before you mirror, and see our rules by firm for the rest.

The Volumetrica difference

MFF is one of the firms offering Volumetrica-based accounts, and Volumetrica doesn’t run inside NinjaTrader or on Tradovate’s API — so desktop add-ons and most copiers simply can’t copy those accounts. Trading Floor speaks Volumetrica’s platform API directly: accounts connect with your Volumetrica login, positions and P&L stream live, the firm’s own drawdown trigger levels are pushed to the guardian, and a Volumetrica account can lead the floor or follow it. If you hold Volumetrica evals, this is likely the only floor that runs them next to your Tradovate accounts. More on the Volumetrica page.

How it works with MFF

Connecting Tradovate accounts: OAuth

Tradovate-based accounts connect with Tradovate’s own OAuth flow: you sign in on Tradovate’s page, approve access, and come back. Trading Floor never sees the password — it holds a token you can revoke from Tradovate at any time — and every account under that login (an Apex eval, a MyFundedFutures account, a personal account) appears on the floor at once. The connection takes about 90 seconds. NinjaTrader brokerage accounts run on Tradovate’s infrastructure and connect the same way.

Connecting Volumetrica accounts

Volumetrica-based accounts connect with your Volumetrica login. The platform pushes positions, balances and the account’s own drawdown trigger levels live, so a Volumetrica account can lead the floor or follow it, and the guardians read the firm’s numbers directly.

What gets copied

The engine mirrors the leader’s net position per contract onto each follower, scaled by that follower’s multiplier and clamped by its max-contracts cap. Entries, scale-ins, partial exits, flattens and reversals all land on every follower, sized for that account. Mirrored stop and target legs go out as one broker-side OCO pair on Tradovate; on TopstepX, Rithmic and Volumetrica they are two orders, and the copier cancels one when it sees the other fill. A limit entry is mirrored as a limit and given a few seconds to fill at your price before the engine backstops it, and your first live session runs under Safe Start: one contract per follower until you lift it or set that account’s cap.

How fast, and how you check

Every copy prints two numbers in your Copy Log: the engine’s own share (detect the fill, size each follower, submit) and the broker’s wire time, attributed separately so a slow gateway is never disguised as engine speed — or vice versa. The platform-wide median copy, the engine’s p95 and the share of copies above the disclosed 200ms cutoff are published live from real production orders (54ms median copy, fill to follower). Copy delay is slippage handed to every follower on every entry, so we show the number instead of describing it.

Built around MFF’s rules

MFF’s end-of-day trailing drawdown and daily-loss rules get their own guardians per account: set each a cushion inside the firm’s number and a breach auto-flattens that account and stops copying to it, never floor-wide. Per-instrument contract caps are enforced before an order fires. The MFF preset preloads the published numbers for each account size — the same ones in the free MFF drawdown calculator.

How to set up a MyFundedFutures trade copier, step by step

1. Create a Trading Floor account at /signup and pick a plan: Starter ($25/mo) runs up to 20 accounts across two broker logins, Pro ($50/mo) runs 120 across unlimited logins. The first month is free.
2. Connect the login that holds your leader. Tradovate-based MFF accounts (and NinjaTrader ones, which run on Tradovate) connect with OAuth; Volumetrica accounts connect with your Volumetrica login.
3. Connect every follower login the same way. Mixed floors are normal: MyFundedFutures accounts next to accounts at other firms, personal accounts, or a TradingView strategy as the signal source.
4. Crown the leader and enable followers. One account leads; tick the accounts that should mirror it. A disabled account is left completely alone.
5. Size each follower. Set a multiplier (or a fixed contract count) and a max-contracts cap per account, so a 50k eval and a 150k funded account never share one setting.
6. Arm the guardians. Apply the MyFundedFutures preset, then nudge the drawdown and daily-loss lines to leave the cushion you want. Guardians act per account at your line.
7. Run Test floor, then Start. Test floor checks every connection and your copy wiring without placing an order. First session: Safe Start holds followers at one contract until you set a cap.
8. Trade the leader normally and read the Copy Log. Every copy shows its fill, its engine latency and the broker’s wire time; rejections and skips appear with a reason instead of vanishing.

MFF copiers compared

MFF names Tradesyncer as a preferred partner and permits other external copiers. Here is what each vendor’s own pages said on October 1, 2026. Note the platform column: only the vendors that list Volumetrica can reach a Volumetrica-based MFF account.

Run MFF next to everything else

One leader can mirror across MFF, Apex, Topstep, Tradeify and personal accounts at once, each with its own sizing and guardians, with one journal and one cross-firm payout tracker.

What it costs

Starter is $25/month for up to 20 accounts across two broker logins; Pro is $50/month for up to 120 accounts across unlimited logins. Yearly billing is ten months’ price. There are no per-account fees and nothing to host. Between evals you pause instead of cancelling — settings, journal, payout tracker and streaks wait for you. The first month is free, so the honest way to evaluate it is to run one real session and read your own Copy Log. Plans in plain text: /pricing.md.