do you allow multiple users to install the software? lets say a friend bought the software and he also share it to me so i can also install it. just wanted to try the feature of this version Hey electronicash, your license is bound to your API keys of the exchanges you trade on. If you don't mind sharing a money account with your friend everything should technically be OK. However: a) competing strategies from two or more separate computers/people will definitely lead to loss of profits when using one account (for example one strategy could not be executed, because of lack of funds which was used by a trading strategy on another computer). b) personally I think it is too risky to share money accounts with friends. My recommendation: ' Don't do it!'. From a license (legal) perspective I leave the answer to the Margin guys. Hope that helps     one4many Thanks for your input one4many! We agree with your assessment. There is another consideration. Calls to exchanges require the generation of a nonce (an incrementally growing integer). If two instances of leonArdo are running simultaneously while connecting to the same market, it is quite likely that the exchange will reject the API key. So please do not do this! If you want to try out the features of leonArdo you can download the demo version Just head over to and click on Products. It is full featured and lets you practice trading on real data from the exchanges. Best wishes, The leonArdo guys
do you allow multiple users to install the software? lets say a friend bought the software and he also share it to me so i can also install it. just wanted to try the feature of this version Hey electronicash, your license is bound to your API keys of the exchanges you trade on. If you don't mind sharing a money account with your friend everything should technically be OK. However: a) competing strategies from two or more separate computers/people will definitely lead to loss of profits when using one account (for example one strategy could not be executed, because of lack of funds which was used by a trading strategy on another computer). b) personally I think it is too risky to share money accounts with friends. My recommendation: ' Don't do it!'. From a license (legal) perspective I leave the answer to the Margin guys. Hope that helps     one4many Thanks for your input one4many! We agree with your assessment. There is another consideration. Calls to exchanges require the generation of a nonce (an incrementally growing integer). If two instances of leonArdo are running simultaneously while connecting to the same market, it is quite likely that the exchange will reject the API key. So please do not do this! If you want to try out the features of leonArdo you can download the demo version Just head over to and click on Products. It is full featured and lets you practice trading on real data from the exchanges. Best wishes, The leonArdo guys

do you allow multiple users to install the software? lets say a friend bought the software and he also share it to me so i can also install it. just wanted to try the feature of this version Hey electronicash, your license is bound to your API keys of the exchanges you trade on. If you don't mind sharing a money account with your friend everything should technically be OK. However: a) competing strategies from two or more separate computers/people will definitely lead to loss of profits when using one account (for example one strategy could not be executed, because of lack of funds which was used by a trading strategy on another computer). b) personally I think it is too risky to share money accounts with friends. My recommendation: ' Don't do it!'. From a license (legal) perspective I leave the answer to the Margin guys. Hope that helps     one4many Thanks for your input one4many! We agree with your assessment. There is another consideration. Calls to exchanges require the generation of a nonce (an incrementally growing integer). If two instances of leonArdo are running simultaneously while connecting to the same market, it is quite likely that the exchange will reject the API key. So please do not do this! If you want to try out the features of leonArdo you can download the demo version Just head over to and click on Products. It is full featured and lets you practice trading on real data from the exchanges. Best wishes, The leonArdo guys

do you allow multiple users to install the software? lets say a friend bought the software and he also share it to me so i can also install it. just wanted to try the feature of this version Hey electronicash, your license is bound to your API keys of the exchanges you trade on. If you don't mind sharing a money account with your friend everything should technically be OK. However: a) competing strategies from two or more separate computers/people will definitely lead to loss of profits when using one account (for example one strategy could not be executed, because of lack of funds which was used by a trading strategy on another computer). b) personally I think it is too risky to share money accounts with friends. My recommendation: ' Don't do it!'. From a license (legal) perspective I leave the answer to the Margin guys. Hope that helps     one4many Thanks for your input one4many! We agree with your assessment. There is another consideration. Calls to exchanges require the generation of a nonce (an incrementally growing integer). If two instances of leonArdo are running simultaneously while connecting to the same market, it is quite likely that the exchange will reject the API key. So please do not do this! If you want to try out the features of leonArdo you can download the demo version Just head over to and click on Products. It is full featured and lets you practice trading on real data from the exchanges. Best wishes, The leonArdo guys