Telegram Copier

The Telegram Copier monitors your Telegram channels for trading signals and automatically executes them on your trading account. Connect your Telegram, select the channels you want to monitor, configure how signals are parsed, and let the system handle execution in real-time.

Overview

The Telegram Copier bridges your Telegram signal channels and your trading accounts. When a trading signal is posted in a monitored channel, the copier detects it, extracts the trade parameters (symbol, action, entry, stop loss, take profits), and sends a formatted command to your accounts for instant execution.

Getting Started

Setting up the Telegram Copier takes just a few minutes. Here is the process.

Setting Up a Channel

When you click Monitor on a channel (or Channel template on one you already monitor), the channel setup dialog opens. This dialog has two panels.

Message Panel (Left)

Displays the last 30 messages from the channel. Select a message that contains a representative trading signal. The selected message will be used to configure and test your parsing template.

Signal Configuration (Right)

This is where you configure how signals are extracted from messages. You can use three detection methods.

Signal Preview

At the bottom of the configuration panel, the Signal Preview shows exactly what will be sent to your accounts when a matching message is received. This updates in real-time as you adjust settings, showing your actual license code and all detected parameters.

If the message contains more than one order, the preview shows one line per order along with a badge telling you how many will be sent.

Multiple Orders in One Message

A single message often carries more than one order: a hedged buy stop and sell stop pair, an entry ladder at several price levels, or the same setup restated once per broker. The copier reads every order in the message and sends each one to your accounts as a separate trade. This works with Auto Detect, AI Detect, and saved templates.

In the message panel, the values belonging to each order are highlighted, so you can see exactly which numbers were picked up and which were ignored.

Repeated Orders Are Merged

Some channels post the same trade twice, once per broker or prop firm. When the repeats quote identical entry, stop loss and take profit levels, the copier recognizes them as the same order and sends it once. The repeat appears dimmed in the message panel, so you can tell it was detected rather than missed.

Orders that differ in any price level are kept separate. An entry ladder with three different entry prices still creates three orders.

Trading Only Part of the Message

If a channel restates the same orders per broker and each broker quotes slightly different prices, the copier cannot tell the repeats apart and will send all of them. Use the Trade only part of the message fields to pick the section you want.

Enter the text that marks the section boundary, such as the broker name or the divider the channel uses between sections. You can use one field or both together to select a section in the middle of a message.

These fields only appear once a message produces more than one order, or when you already have one set.

Parsed Fields

The copier extracts these fields from each signal message.

Default Settings

Each channel template includes default settings that are applied when fields are not detected in a signal message.

Trade Management

The Trade Management section lets you attach a trailing stop and breakeven to every trade copied from this channel, even when the original signal message does not mention them. Toggle on the feature you want and fill in the values. These settings are applied automatically to each trade the channel produces.

Each feature has a unit type selector on its trigger field that sets how all values in that group are measured.

Breakeven at a take profit level

Pick TP Level and choose a target, and the stop moves to breakeven when that target is reached, using whatever prices each signal actually carries. It suits channels where the distance to the targets changes from one signal to the next, so no fixed value fits them all.

A typical setup on a three-target signal: the copier sends all three targets, the trade scales out at TP1 and TP2, and with breakeven set to TP2 the stop on the remaining position moves to your entry the moment TP2 is reached, leaving the rest to run to TP3.

If the channel's signals don't always have the same number of targets, choose Before last TP instead. It uses the target just before the final one, whatever the count: TP2 on a three-target signal, TP3 on a four-target one, TP1 on a two-target one. Your final runner is always protected.

Trade management is captured when each trade is opened. Changing these settings affects new trades from the channel; trades already open keep the management they were opened with.

Message Filters

The Message Filters section decides which messages from the channel are allowed to open trades. Both filters run in the copier, before anything is sent to your accounts.

Use them for channels that post a quick call with no stop loss ahead of the full setup. With either filter on, the quick call is skipped and the full setup opens the trade with its stop loss and targets. A skipped message still appears in the Activity tab with the reason, so you can confirm the filter caught what you meant it to.

Managing Channels

Your monitored channels are listed on the left of the Telegram Copier page. Select one and it fills the panel on the right: whether it's Active or Paused, whether it's a channel, group or bot, the license its signals run on, and how it reads messages.

Recent outcomes

The four figures across the top tell you whether the channel is working without opening anything:

• Sent — Messages that produced a trade, over the last 7 days.
• No signal — Messages checked but not traded, over the same window. A healthy number: most posts in a signal channel are commentary, not signals.
• Failed — Messages that should have traded but didn't, over the same window. Anything other than zero is worth opening the Activity tab for.
• Last message — How long ago the channel last posted anything the copier looked at. If this is older than you expect, the problem is the channel or your Telegram connection, not your template.

Controls

Activity and Messages

Below the controls, two tabs show you what actually happened, updating live.

Activity is the copier's own record: one row per message it checked for a trade, newest first. Each row shows the time, what it decided, and the trade it parsed.

Click any row to expand it. You get the full message text, and for anything that failed or was skipped, the reason above it. This is the fastest way to answer "why didn't that one trade?", because you can compare what the channel wrote against what the copier read from it.

Messages is the raw feed: the channel's latest posts as Telegram delivered them, whether or not the copier acted. Use it to confirm a post arrived at all when nothing shows in Activity.

Activity holds the newest 100 messages the copier checked, Messages the latest 50 from Telegram, both in your local time.

Restated Signals and Trade Updates

Many channels post a quick call ("SELL GOLD NOW, SL 4300") and then, a minute later, the full setup for the same trade with its targets. With Merge on, the copier recognizes the second post as the same trade: same symbol and direction, the same stop loss or entry, within a few minutes. It sends a modify command that adds the new stop loss and targets to the trade already open, instead of opening a second one. A repeat that adds nothing new is skipped.

If the quick call carries no stop loss, the trade stays unprotected until the full setup arrives, and the quick call may have already hit its target by then. To trade only the full setup, turn on a Message Filter.

The copier also acts on management messages about the channel's open trade:

These use the symbol and direction named in the message, or the channel's last trade when the message names none. They only apply to trades carrying the channel's comment, so trades from your other strategies are never touched. Instructions inside a new setup, such as "move SL to entry after 40 pips", are not acted on.

Supported Symbols

The copier automatically normalizes common symbol aliases to their standard broker format. Here are some examples.

Troubleshooting

FAQ