Can I Place Orders in Child Accounts with Less Funds Than the Master Account in AlgoDelta?
In two of my child accounts, I have less funds compared to the master account, but I still want to trade in those accounts. Can I manage that?
In two of my child accounts, I have less funds compared to the master account, but I still want to trade in those accounts. Can I manage that?
Yes, you can trade in child accounts even if they have less funds than the master account. This type of customization is possible in AlgoDelta.
You just need to set the multiplier value in decimals.
Below are the steps to do this.
1 ) Start by navigating to the “Group / Copy” tab.

2 ) Then, click on the blue-colored eye icon.

3 ) Then, click on the pencil icon for the account that has less funds.

4 ) Then, select a decimal multiplier value according to the funds available in the child account and the lot size in the master account.

Note: The Multiplier feature works using simple mathematics. For example, if there are 11 lots in the master account and you set the multiplier to 0.5 for the child account, the calculation will be 11 × 0.5 = 5.5 lots. Since a 5.5-lot order may not be valid, the order will be rejected in such cases.