The questions that should be asked

Your source sessions live on your Windows machine. Signal messages (Telegram chats, Discord channels) are read locally, and the trade path goes to MetaTrader over a loopback connection on that same machine — no one else's server is on the execution path, and source message bodies are never uploaded. Your account dashboard does mirror structured data from the agent: signals, trades, account snapshots, journal notes, and symbol mappings, so you can review them in the browser. It holds metadata, never message text.

No. Routing is disabled by default, requires an active pairing and an explicit typed confirmation to enable, and only sends orders for signals that arrive after the gate is on. Anything received earlier stays review-only and is never executed retroactively.

Yes. AutoSignalCopier signs into your own account using Telegram's standard login (QR code or phone number) from the app on your PC — there is no separate bot to add and no token to copy between devices.

Because it arrived before routing was enabled. That is deliberate: the gate is fail-closed and non-retroactive. Send a new signal after enabling routing to see an order move through the pipeline.

Yes. Routing is not restricted by account type, so a live MetaTrader account works the same way a demo one does. That also means the software will happily send real orders once you enable the gate — so verify the whole pipeline on a demo account first, with the smallest volume you can set. One caveat: the MetaTrader 4 connector is shipped and installed by the app, but it has not yet been live-fired against a real MT4 terminal, so MT5 is the verified path today.

MetaTrader 5 (64-bit) and MetaTrader 4 (build 600+), on Windows 10 and 11. macOS and Linux are not supported.

No. AutoSignalCopier installs its packaged EA (MT5 `.ex5`, MT4 `.ex4`) into a detected installation for you. The EA communicates only with the loopback address on your computer — no DLL imports are required.

We do not publish latency numbers yet. The desktop agent has a latency benchmark in progress, and this site will only state figures once they come from a measured run. Claims you see here are about what the software does, not how fast it claims to do it.

Messages are deduplicated so the same signal is not handled twice, and only new text messages are read — images, captions, and history before the chat was selected are not imported. Edited messages are handled deterministically rather than treated as fresh orders.

Telegram and Discord. Telegram signs in with your own account (QR code or phone number); Discord connects with a bot token or your own account token — the app explains both routes and their trade-offs before you connect.

The trial runs for 14 days on the Pro plan — full pipeline, up to 3 paired devices, no payment method required. Standard, Pro, and Elite are then billed monthly in USD: $29, $49, and $79 respectively, differing only in how many devices you can pair. Billing is invoiced and activated by us rather than through a self-serve checkout, so choose a plan on the pricing page and we will send the payment details.

Password resets are support-assisted for now — there is no self-service reset link on the login screen. Email us from the address on your account and we will reset it for you. The same goes for cancelling a plan or deleting an account: contact support and we will handle it.