Engineering deep-dives, risk playbooks, and product updates from the team building NexumTrader, for traders running one strategy across many MT5 accounts.
Most trading content assumes one account and one strategy. That is not how prop-firm traders work. You are running a challenge account, a funded account, and something live, each with different rules about drawdown, lot size, and when you are allowed to be in the market at all.
This is where we write about that gap. Engineering deep-dives on how order routing actually behaves under load, risk playbooks for running the same signal across accounts that must not trade identically, and honest product updates including the things that did not work. Written by the two people building NexumTrader, who run their own accounts on it.
A segment by segment trace of what happens between a TradingView alert firing and an order opening on each connected MT5 account, and where the time goes.
The same order can be inside the rules on one prop account and outside them on another. Six variables that differ per account, and why they interact.
Routing one TradingView strategy to several MT5 accounts? The rule that binds is rarely the copy trading clause.
Which prop firms actually allow EAs and TradingView automation in 2026? A comparison of the most automation-friendly firms, their rules and platforms.
Set up TradingView webhook alerts for automated trading. Learn webhook configuration, alert message syntax and how to route signals to MT5 in seconds.
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