Trade Volume copy from signals

[Anan Barahmeh]

why does my trades register only volume of 0.01 while the signal provider is trading with 0.05 volume ?

[Carl Schreiber]

Here is an example how the volume is calculated: https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/618#example

[Sergey Golubev]

The volume of the traders for subscribers depend on the balance of the subscriber and provider and depends on the leverage of their accounts (of subscriber and provider). Read this thread for more details:
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/11714

[Anan Barahmeh]

Sergey Golubev #:
The volume of the traders for subscribers depend on the balance of the subscriber and provider and depends on the leverage of their accounts (of subscriber and provider). Read this thread for more details:
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/11714

from what I understood by both comments above and the topics they attached. the only way to use the same volume as the provider is to increase the balance to be identical to the providers equity and use same leverage as he is.

in my case I am using deposit of 1,000 USD and my provider 6,181 USD my leverage is 1:400 and his is 1:500 

[Sergey Golubev]

Anan Barahmeh #:

from what I understood by both comments above and the topics they attached. the only way to use the same volume as the provider is to increase the balance to be identical to the providers equity and use same leverage as he is.

in my case I am using deposit of 1,000 USD and my provider 6,181 USD my leverage is 1:400 and his is 1:500 

There is no any option such as "use same volume with signal provider".
The volume is automatically calculated (look at my post above).

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You can check it in he FAQ here -

• I want to copy trades with fixed volume of 1.0 lots. Is it possible?
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• On Provider's account all trades are performed with volume of 0.1 lots. I want to copy these trades with larger volume, for example 0.3 lots. Can I raise the volume somehow?

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You can check it by using the example in the article (look at the link to the article in the post #1) - just place your figures in the example.