TransporTrades vs TradersPost
Last verified: September 16, 2026 — from TradersPost's published materials.
Side by side
| Capability | TransporTrades | TradersPost |
|---|---|---|
| Asset classes | Futures | Futures, equities, options and crypto. The connections page carries an asset-class table covering all four across its broker list.Source for Asset classes: traderspost.io, opens in a new tab |
| Futures brokers | Tradovate, NinjaTrader | A broader list. The connections page names Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradeStation, Interactive Brokers, ProjectX, tastytrade and Tradier among the accounts it routes futures to.Source for Futures brokers: traderspost.io, opens in a new tab |
| Manual order entry | Built in, on the same screen as your automation | Command Pad, a Chrome extension. TradersPost documents it as a free extension that lives in your browser side panel so you can place buy, sell, exit and reverse orders without leaving your charts, with the ticker and price read from the charting tab.Source for Manual order entry: traderspost.io, opens in a new tab |
| Move a stop across a whole group | Yes | Propagating a manual edit from one account to the others is not addressed in the documentation we read on 2026-09-14. Subscriptions are documented as independent settings driven by the same signal, each with its own sizing and rules.Source for Move a stop across a whole group: docs.traderspost.io, opens in a new tab |
| Flatten a group's open positions in one action | Yes | A flatten control in the TradersPost dashboard is not addressed in the documentation we read on 2026-09-14. Exits are documented as signals, using the exit action or a flat sentiment, and a manual close is described as something you do in the broker app, which then shows under broker orders rather than under the strategy's trades.Source for Flatten a group's open positions in one action: docs.traderspost.io, opens in a new tab |
| Per-account result on a group order | Yes, with the reason | A per-account verdict with its reason is not addressed in the documentation we read on 2026-09-16. The strategy view records how many subscriptions handled each signal, which is a count rather than an answer for each account.Source for Per-account result on a group order: docs.traderspost.io, opens in a new tab |
Asset classes
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Futures brokers
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Manual order entry
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TradersPost
Move a stop across a whole group
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TradersPost
Flatten a group's open positions in one action
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TradersPost
Per-account result on a group order
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TradersPost
Every TradersPost cell was checked against TradersPost's public documentation, and the source is linked in each row. Where their documentation is silent we say so rather than calling it a no.
Where TransporTrades is different
- You can take the trade back. Flatten, cancel or move a stop from the same dashboard your alerts run through, and an edit on the Leader reaches every Follower.
- A duplicate alert stops with us. A repeated alert is fenced before it reaches your broker, so a retry doesn't become a second position.
- Every order keeps an audit trail: signal received, sent to broker, and filled — on our clock, and on the broker's.
What this means in practice
If you trade more than futures, we're not a candidate. Equities, options and crypto are first-class on TradersPost and absent here. The same goes if your firm runs on a platform we don't route to — Rithmic and ProjectX support is coming, and until it does, we can't reach those accounts at all.
If you run funded futures accounts, the difference is what happens after the fill. Both platforms route signals. Ours puts working orders, open positions and a manual order ticket on one screen, and a change you make there reaches every account in the group at once.
* Routing only. Order acceptance, execution, and fill outcomes are determined by your broker, exchange, market conditions, and other factors outside our control.
TradersPost is a trademark of its owner. TransporTrades is not affiliated with TradersPost.
TradingView is a trademark of TradingView, Inc. Tradovate is a trademark of Tradovate, LLC. NinjaTrader® is a registered trademark of NinjaTrader Group, LLC. TransporTrades is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of these companies. See our full Third-Party Trademarks.