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What SafeFly is, how it protects your accounts, and how to get in.
What is SafeFly?
SafeFly is trading software that mirrors the futures account you actually trade into every other account you own — one trade, every account, each with an automatic protective stop. You trade your own accounts; SafeFly keeps the rest in sync.
Is this a signal service? Does someone trade for me?
No. SafeFly is not a signal service and nobody trades for you. You place your own trades on your lead account, and SafeFly copies them into your other accounts. It's copying yourself.
Which brokers does SafeFly support?
SafeFly currently works with Tradovate accounts.
How does the automatic protective stop work?
The moment a copy fills, SafeFly places a protective stop on it automatically. Stops rest broker-side, so they keep protecting your position even if your computer or internet goes down, and a watchdog keeps re-checking that every copy is covered.
Do you store my broker password?
No. You connect through secure OAuth, so SafeFly never sees or stores your broker password.
Can I use SafeFly with my prop firm or funded accounts?
Many traders run SafeFly across evaluation and funded accounts, but copy-trading rules vary by firm and change over time. Check your firm's rules on copy trading before you enable it.
What does SafeFly cost?
Plans start at $49/mo — Basic, Pro, and Ultra for copy + risk + journal, plus Edge for journal + AI only. Annual billing is about two months free. See the pricing page for details.
Does trading with SafeFly involve risk?
Yes. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. SafeFly automates execution and adds protective stops, but it cannot remove market risk. You are responsible for your own trading decisions.
Is SafeFly available now?
Yes — SafeFly is open. Create an account, connect your Tradovate accounts, verify your email, and choose a plan to get started.
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