Bitaker VS Embed Extended

Bitaker's answer

The MetaTrader terminals run in isolated containers on our cloud, so there is no VPS to rent and no EA to install on every terminal. And instead of advertising a made-up "average latency", every copy's real command-to-fill latency and slippage against the master's price is measured and shown on the user's own link page.

Bitaker's answer

Full-fidelity copying (pending orders, partial closes, SL/TP modifications, trailing-stop and breakeven automation) across different brokers and even across platforms (MT4↔MT5), with per-link risk controls: three lot-sizing modes and four independent protections. Pricing is one flat plan — first 2 copy links are free, then $10/month, no tiers.

Bitaker's answer

Three groups: traders running several of their own accounts on one strategy, signal providers copying one master to many followers, and account managers driving client accounts from a single master. All retail/prosumer MetaTrader users.

Bitaker's answer

Bitaker started from a practical frustration: copying trades between two accounts at different brokers meant renting a VPS, installing EAs on every terminal and debugging symbol-name mismatches by hand. We moved the whole thing into the cloud — terminals included — and added the transparency we wished existed: measured execution quality per link instead of marketing numbers.

Bitaker's answer

Real MetaTrader 4/5 terminals running in isolated Docker containers, a Python (FastAPI) copy-routing engine, PostgreSQL and Redis, and a Next.js web portal.

Bitaker's answer

Bitaker serves individual traders, signal providers and small account-management teams; we don't publish customer names.