PipSync trades Deriv's synthetic indices on a Deriv MT5 account connected under Trading Accounts: Volatility (10 to 100), Volatility 1s, Jump and Step indices.
How a signal is read
Signals can name the index in full ("Volatility 75 Index", "Volatility 30 1s"), as a shorthand ("V75") or as a Deriv code (R_75, 1HZ75V). "1s" is a different instrument from the standard index of the same number, and PipSync keeps it apart: "Volatility 30 1s" is never traded as "Volatility 30 Index".
How the name on your account is found
Deriv accounts spell these instruments differently: a Standard account lists "Volatility 75 Index", a Zero Spread account "Volatility 75 Index.0". PipSync asks your account which of its names has a live price and trades exactly that one. If the account has none of them, or two, no order is sent and the signal shows why.
To see the result before a real signal arrives, open Channels → your channel → Settings tab → Auto-trade panel. Under Symbol mapping, the Symbol preview lists the channel's recent instruments and the exact name each linked account will trade. A row marked "Not on this account" or "Several names" needs a mapping in the editor above it.
Lot size
Synthetic indices have their own minimum lot per instrument, for example 4.0 on Volatility 50 Index and 0.01 on Volatility 75 Index on some accounts. With Fixed Lots, the check under the lot field shows which instruments your lot is too small for. See Fixed lots and your broker's minimum.
With Risk %, PipSync sizes the lot from your account's own contract data for the instrument; when the account does not deliver it, no order is sent ("Lot size could not be calculated"). Risk % for a channel is offered once its signals have enough results to rate the source; until then the channel's Auto-trade panel shows how many are still needed, and Fixed Lots is the way to trade it.
Break-even after TP1
With the Trailing Stop and Move SL to Breakeven on TP1 both on (Settings → Trading, off by default), PipSync moves the remaining positions of a signal to their entry price once your broker confirms that TP1 closed at its target. This works on MetaTrader (MT4/MT5) accounts and for signals with more than one take-profit; on cTrader, Match-Trader and crypto accounts it does not act. Break-even also happens when your provider posts it (for example "move SL to entry"; a conditional post such as "BE after TP1" waits for your approval) or when you move the stop yourself. See Break-even, partial closes and trailing stops.
Test on a demo account first
Connect a Deriv demo MT5 account first and watch a few signals being copied. Switch to your real account only once symbol, stop-loss, take-profit and lot size are right.