Lucid Trading trade copier: run your Lucid accounts from one
Lucid's help center says trade copiers are permitted, and a household can hold up to five funded accounts. Here is how copying works there, which rules still apply to every account, and where Quanify fits.
Lucid accounts on Tradovate connect to Quanify today over OAuth. Lucid's Rithmic accounts are on Quanify's roadmap and can't be connected yet.
How copying works at Lucid Trading
Lucid's Permitted Activities article says automated trading systems and trade copiers are permitted, that all automated activity must comply with Lucid's rules, and that traders are fully responsible for software errors, malfunctions and unintended outcomes. The permission is real, and so is the responsibility.
You trade one Lucid account as the leader. Each follower places its own order on the same side at its own whole-number multiplier, so a 50K LucidFlex account and a 150K one can carry different sizes off the same fill. Every account still answers to its own drawdown.
- Copiers permitted on Lucid's own terms
- Each account sized on its own
- Partial fills copied as partials
- Mute one account and the rest carry on
Lucid rules that touch copying
As of November 2026, from Lucid's help center and FAQ. Plans and figures change, so check your contract and the firm's current rulebook before you arm a group.
- Copiers
- Permitted, as long as all automated activity follows Lucid's rules
- Responsibility
- Yours, for any software error, malfunction or unintended outcome
- Opposite positions
- Guides report a ban on opposite positions across accounts, correlated contracts included. Read the prohibited activities article
- Account caps
- 10 evaluations and 5 funded accounts per household, 10 combined; 5 LucidLive accounts
- Platforms
- Tradovate and NinjaTrader, plus Rithmic platforms such as R|Trader Pro, Quantower, Sierra Chart and ATAS. Your data feed decides which
- Consistency
- 40% on LucidFlex evaluations, 50% with the add-on; none on LucidFlex funded accounts
- Drawdown
- End of day on LucidFlex. The max loss locks once the account passes its initial trail balance
Set it up on Quanify
The configuration is the same on a sim account, an evaluation and a funded account, so prove it on sim first.
- 01
Connect Tradovate
Sign in over OAuth. Each Lucid account under that login is addressable on its own.
- 02
Pick the leader
Choose the account you trade by hand, often the one with the most room to its max loss.
- 03
Set multipliers
Switch followers on one at a time and give each a whole number. New followers start disabled.
- 04
Test on sim
Trade real sessions on a Quanify Paper account and check partials land at the right size everywhere.
- 05
Arm the group
Turn Power on. The trader only shows as armed once the engine confirms every link.
Copier or manual re-entry across Lucid accounts
Five funded accounts by hand is five tickets per trade, and the last one fills worst.
| Cloud copier (Quanify) | Manual re-entry | |
|---|---|---|
| Tickets per trade | One, on the leader | One per account |
| Time to the last account | Usually 50 to 200 ms | Seconds, longer in a fast market |
| Size per account | Whole-number multiplier, set once | Typed every time |
| Laptop shut | Keeps copying | Nothing gets placed |
| Rithmic accounts | Roadmap | Yes |
Lucid makes you responsible for what your software does. Test the copier on sim before a funded account depends on it.
One position, held five times
Five funded Lucid accounts on one leader hold one trade five times. Copying multiplies a decision, it doesn't diversify it. A stop run or a gap lands on every account in the same moment, and five accounts near their max loss can all fail on one bar.
Size each follower so its worst case fits inside its own drawdown with room left. Quanify does not track Lucid's limits: there is no daily loss cap and no per-account cap in it. It gives you per-account sizing, the Allow 2+ entries guard that refuses an add to a position you already hold, Mute for any single account, and a kill switch that flattens the group.
End of day drawdown helps here, since open profit doesn't drag the floor up mid-session, but a large evaluation day still counts against the consistency rule on every copied account. Check each one in the consistency calculator before you move to funded.
Common questions
Short answers to what traders ask first. Anything else, the Help Center has it.
Does Lucid Trading allow trade copiers?
Yes. Lucid's help center says automated trading systems and trade copiers are permitted as long as all activity follows Lucid's rules, as of November 2026. Check your contract and the firm's current rulebook.
Does Quanify work with Lucid accounts?
With Lucid accounts on Tradovate, yes. Quanify connects to Tradovate over OAuth. Lucid's Rithmic accounts can't be connected yet; Rithmic is on the roadmap.
How many Lucid accounts can I copy to?
Lucid caps a household at five funded accounts and ten evaluations, ten combined. Your Copy Trader plan sets how many followers Quanify will drive.
Can I copy between Lucid evaluations and funded accounts?
Technically yes, since each account is addressable on its own. Whether you should depends on the consistency rule: a big day on the leader is a big day on every evaluation.
Can I stop one account without stopping the rest?
Yes, Mute it. A muted account skips fills while staying linked, and the rest of the group carries on.
Will Quanify keep me inside Lucid's rules?
No. Quanify doesn't track Lucid's drawdown or consistency figures. Lucid holds you responsible for what a copier does, so size followers well inside each limit.
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