MT5 COPY TRADING FIXES

"Hi everyone,

I'm currently developing a copy trading platform in Python using the MetaTrader5 library. So far, I've successfully implemented features to detect trades from a master account and replicate them on follower accounts, including handling Stop Loss (SL), Take Profit (TP), and trade closures.

My current approach involves iterating through a list of follower accounts and logging into each one sequentially within a loop to ensure the script can manage and execute trades on all of them. This loop currently runs every 1 second to maintain real-time responsiveness.

However, I've encountered a problem where, after a period of continuous operation, the script seems to stop working, and I suspect my IP address might be getting temporarily blocked by the MT5 servers due to the rapid and repeated login attempts.

My question is: What are the best practices or strategies to manage multiple MT5 account logins in a scenario like this to avoid IP address banning or service disruption?

I'm looking for solutions that would allow me to maintain active sessions or efficiently handle logins for multiple accounts without triggering security measures on the MT5 server and reduce real time experience.

Has anyone else faced a similar issue when working with multiple MT5 accounts via the Python library? Any insights or suggestions on how to manage sessions, reduce login frequency, or implement alternative approaches would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your help!"