Plenty of traders run more than one account on purpose. Some want to test different products side by side, some scale a strategy across sizes, and some keep separate accounts for separate approaches. All of that is allowed. Below is exactly how it works and what to watch for.

UZO offers five products, and you are free to hold them in any combination. You might run a Two Step evaluation while you trade an Instant account, or keep several Instant accounts at different sizes. There is no requirement to finish or fail one before starting another.

Each account is independent. Every account has its own balance, its own profit target (where the product has one), its own drawdown limits, and its own reward payouts. A breach on one account does not touch the others, and progress on one account does not carry into another. The 90% trader / 10% firm reward split is the same on every account, at every size.

Copy trading across your own accounts is allowed. If you hold several UZO accounts, you can mirror your trades from one to the others, a common way to run the same strategy at different sizes without placing each order by hand.

The key word is your own. This permission covers copying between accounts that belong to you. Each account still has to respect its own drawdown limits and product rules, so a copied position that pushes an account past its daily or maximum drawdown will breach that account just as a manual trade would. Copy trading is a convenience, not an exemption.

UZO has no consistency rule, so you are not forced to spread your results evenly or trade a set number of days beyond a product's own minimum. What you cannot do is use a prohibited strategy, and that ban applies to every account you hold, not just one.

Prohibited on all accounts:

These are banned because they exploit the gap between a real price feed and a simulated fill rather than reflecting genuine trading skill. Spreading the same prohibited approach across many accounts does not make it acceptable. It is the strategy that is not allowed, on one account or on ten.

Allowed on every account: expert advisors and bots, custom indicators, copy trading across your own accounts, news trading, and holding positions overnight or over the weekend (subject to each product's rules).

When you hold several accounts, think in terms of your combined allocation, not just one account at a time. Each account scales on its own path, growing from $100K to $200K to $500K to $1M, then increasing by 35% every four months up to a $4M ceiling per account, with no new fee to scale.

Any cap on the number of accounts you may hold, or on the total combined allocation a single person can manage across accounts, is shown on your dashboard and in your account terms. If you are planning a large multi-account setup and want certainty before you buy, contact us at support@uzo.com and we will confirm the current limits for your situation.