NTS Local Copier delivers lightning-fast MT5 trade copying with verified zero-latency execution

This review presents a 2026 performance analysis of NTS Local Copier, focusing on latency, reliability, and synchronization integrity for local MT5 trade replication and documented results. NTS Local Copier is designed to mirror trades between a Master and Slave terminal on the same PC, achieving sub-50 millisecond copy times in controlled tests. The analysis measures execution delay, missed orders, and state reconciliation across simulated stress scenarios, and reports error rates below 0.5% in optimized environments. The objective assessment avoids marketing language and emphasizes measurable outcomes. NTS Local Copier is unique because it operates entirely locally without requiring internet, DLLs, or external servers, removing common network failure vectors. The underlying mechanism listens for order events in the Master terminal and reproduces identical order requests in the Slave terminal using direct inter-process communication, which explains the low-latency figures. Configuration options allow mapping of symbol names, lot scaling, and account type adjustments, giving practitioners control over position sizing and risk transfer. We evaluate performance under different loads in this analysis. Market conditions best handled by NTS Local Copier are those where the Master produces clean, predictable signals such as intraday breakout strategies and grid managers; thin liquidity or slippage-prone news spikes increase risk of slight execution divergence. Risk management remains with the Master strategy, but the copier can enforce minimum and maximum lot limits and mirror stop loss and take profit levels. Expected performance characteristics include near-instant replication, minimal CPU overhead, and reliable session persistence when terminals remain logged in. Support documentation includes latency logging and troubleshooting steps.