The directory is open before you sign up. Find your platform and check the route: direct, a plugin in the terminal, or an export file.
Where the trades come from
DXtrade
thinkorswim
Webull
Volumetrica
WealthCharts
DeepChartssoon
Bybit
CoinbaseThe category habit is forty logos on the home page, and you work out which ones sync and which come by file. We keep the directory open before you pay.
what's missing says so
How it works here
MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker, Interactive Brokers via a Flex report and SnapTrade with 37 brokers connect with their own access and stay in sync. Notion connects the other way: notes and reviews are exported into it.
MetaTrader 4, NinjaTrader, ATAS, Quantower, MotiveWave and TradingView alerts. The plugin runs inside the terminal and sends every closed trade; the account password stays in the terminal.
Tradovate, Rithmic, DXtrade, Match-Trader, Volumetrica, WealthCharts, tastytrade, thinkorswim, TradeStation, Webull, Binance, Bybit, Kraken, Coinbase and any platform that exports history. 18 column presets cover the common formats.
Six platforms connect directly, six send trades by plugin from the terminal, fifteen come by file. Two are announced and not built.
You install the plugin as a file, give it your key, and it sends every closed trade. The MotiveWave bridge is tested in a live terminal. For MetaTrader there's an advisor that doesn't need the terminal launched from outside.
Connection keys are stored encrypted in your account's database and go only to the broker. For MetaTrader the investor password is enough: it's read-only, and the first line of the instructions says so.
MetaTrader 4 and 5, Binance, Interactive Brokers, prop-firm reports and a plain spreadsheet. Columns are recognised automatically, and anything the importer doesn't recognise is shown and fixed once.
Where it differs
Competitors show more logos on their home page, and you have to find out yourself which ones sync and which come by file. Our directory lists each platform's route, what it sends and what it doesn't. Two platforms are announced and not built, and they're labelled that way.
Check it yourself
The connections page in the app lists each platform with its route and state. A platform without a ready connector is marked in the account list too.
The order
In the directory, before paying and without signing up. If it isn't there, the page says what to do.
A key, a plugin or a file, depending on what the broker provides. Each route has its own steps.
Price and commission should match the broker's report. Any mismatch shows at once.
What it does not do
Questions
There's almost always a file route: map the columns once and the mapping works as a preset from then on. Where we haven't tested the route, it says so.
We list a platform once we know what it sends. A logo without a tested route promises something that isn't there.
No, it only reads. Only the copier can write to a terminal, and only after you switch on live mode.
DXtrade and Match-Trader work by file. Their history usually comes from the firm's dashboard, and the platform page notes that.
Whether your broker is there is worth knowing before you pay, so the directory is open to everyone.