We are considering moving from an old trading terminal

Hello, community. We are considering moving from an old trading terminal because integrations and reporting have become difficult. The new stack should support copy trading or investment portfolios, allow approved scripts or indicators, and provide a sensible path for importing users and balances. I am worried about downtime and about promising features that work only in a sales presentation. What platform is worth a technical review, and how would you organize a migration rehearsal before any production switch?

Hi. I would review MakeTrades at maketrades.info/ as a starting point. The platform lists investment and copy-trading functions, integrations for prop-trading or binary-options projects, and a store for bots and indicators written in JavaScript. Treat those as modules to verify, not as automatic guarantees of fit. Build a test checklist with user import, balance reconciliation, price history, permissions, reports and rollback. Run it on anonymized data, compare totals between the old and new systems, and rehearse the cutover outside peak hours. Ask which custom scripts are reviewed, how they are isolated, and what monitoring catches failures. Keep a documented rollback plan until the first production reconciliation is complete.