Kraken Desktop's new multi-account trading can skip one follower account and still place the trade on the others.
The October 20 rollout covers your own Kraken Prop evaluation and funded accounts. Each keeps its own rules. If an account can't take an order, Desktop skips it and records why in the trade activity log. The remaining accounts continue.
Follower sizing is a separate choice: Exact repeats the leader's quantity; Proportional scales it to the follower's equity. Kraken's hypothetical example puts a $100,000 leader beside a $25,000 follower. A $2,000 loss on the leader becomes 8% on the Exact follower, or about 2% with Proportional sizing, assuming comparable fills and fees.
The copying also carries stop-losses, take-profits, order amendments, cancellations and position closes. A breached leader is different from a skipped follower: Kraken says copying stops.
So the leader's order history alone won't tell you which accounts actually joined the trade. The activity log records the exceptions.
Source: Kraken, October 20, 2026.
The October 20 rollout covers your own Kraken Prop evaluation and funded accounts. Each keeps its own rules. If an account can't take an order, Desktop skips it and records why in the trade activity log. The remaining accounts continue.
Follower sizing is a separate choice: Exact repeats the leader's quantity; Proportional scales it to the follower's equity. Kraken's hypothetical example puts a $100,000 leader beside a $25,000 follower. A $2,000 loss on the leader becomes 8% on the Exact follower, or about 2% with Proportional sizing, assuming comparable fills and fees.
The copying also carries stop-losses, take-profits, order amendments, cancellations and position closes. A breached leader is different from a skipped follower: Kraken says copying stops.
So the leader's order history alone won't tell you which accounts actually joined the trade. The activity log records the exceptions.
Source: Kraken, October 20, 2026.
