OneUp vs Topstep on TradersPost

OneUp and Topstep differ on 9 of 18 points TradersPost compares: platform, authentication, copy trading, bracket orders and 5 more.

OneUp Topstep
  • Platform

    Tradovate

    ProjectX

  • Authentication

    OAuth

    API key

  • Copy trading

    Conditional

    “Traders are expressly prohibited from engaging in copy-trading activities between funded accounts held under different names...copy-trading is permissible when conducted across multiple funded accounts under the Trader's own name..." Updated Jan 2026.”

    Allowed

    Set by the firm

  • Bracket orders

    Supported

    Not supported

  • Stop limit orders

    Supported

    Not supported

  • Good till canceled orders

    Supported

    Not supported

  • Immediate or cancel orders

    Supported

    Not supported

  • Fill or kill orders

    Supported

    Not supported

  • Trailing stop attached to entry

    Supported

    Not supported

Automation and copy trading rules are set by each firm and can change. Rules recorded May 21, 2026; confirm the current policy with the firm before you connect.

OneUp rules from help.oneuptrader.com.

Topstep rules from help.topstep.com.

Same on both 9

  • Automated trading
  • Short selling
  • Market orders
  • Limit orders
  • Stop orders
  • Trailing stops
  • Day orders
  • Modify open orders
  • Paper accounts

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OneUp

Platform
Tradovate
Automated trading
Allowed
Copy trading
Conditional

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Topstep

Platform
ProjectX
Automated trading
Allowed
Copy trading
Allowed

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