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telegram → metatrader

Telegram to MetaTrader, without a server in the middle

From a signal message in a Telegram chat to an order in your MetaTrader terminal — read locally, parsed deterministically, guarded, and delivered over loopback. Nothing crosses a cloud server on the way.

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The pipeline, step by step

First, the app signs in to your own Telegram account from your Windows PC and watches the chats you selected. Only new text messages are read — no history imports, no images or captions.

Second, each message is parsed into a structured order: side, symbol, entry, stop-loss, and take-profit. The parse either succeeds against the rules or the message is held for review — nothing is guessed.

Third, the routing gate decides. It starts closed, and you open it by typing an explicit confirmation. Signals received before that stay review-only forever. When the gate is open, orders still pass symbol mapping, stop-validity checks, and terminal checks before anything is sent.

  • read → parse → guard → route — all inside the local app
  • Provider symbol → your broker's symbol, mapped per rule
  • Fixed volume per rule — no implicit sizing decisions
  • Order delivered to the packaged MT5 EA over 127.0.0.1

What you set up once

Sign in to Telegram, pick your signal chats, map each provider symbol to your broker's symbol (EURUSD to EURUSD.a, for example), set the fixed volume, and install the connector. The app installs the packaged Expert Advisor (MT5 `.ex5`, MT4 `.ex4`) into your detected installation and verifies it — no MetaEditor, no DLL imports.

After that, a qualifying signal moves from chat to chart end to end, and every step is recorded: admission, queueing, EA delivery, and the broker's response code. When an order does not fill, the activity log shows exactly where it stopped.

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What the current build does today

Every item below exists in the desktop app now. Roadmap items are not marketed here.

Telegram chats read locally

your session · TDLib on this PC

Signals parsed with SL and TP

side · entry · stop · target

Symbol mapping per rule

EURUSD → EURUSD.a

Order delivery over loopback

packaged EA · no DLLs

Full audit trail

inbox → activity → broker retcode

Duplicate and edited messages

Signal channels sometimes repost or edit trades. Messages are deduplicated so the same signal is not handled twice, and edited messages are handled deterministically rather than treated as fresh orders. The freshness window stops stale signals from executing long after they were posted.

Demo accounts first

Live routing is available, but start on a demo terminal anyway: run the whole pipeline until you trust the parse, the mapping, and your broker's behavior. The MT4 connector is installed and verified by the app but is still awaiting live-fire on a real terminal, so MT5 is the safer first connector.

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Questions worth asking

How do I copy Telegram signals to MT5 with AutoSignalCopier?

Install the Windows app, sign in to your Telegram account, select the signal chats, map the provider symbols to your broker's symbols, install the packaged EA into your MetaTrader terminal, verify it, and enable routing with the typed confirmation. Qualifying signals then execute on your account automatically.

Does a cloud server see my signals or my orders?

Your source sessions, parsing, and routing all run on your PC, and the order path ends at the MetaTrader terminal through a loopback connection — no server sits on the execution path, and message text is never uploaded. The cloud service handles licensing and pairing and mirrors your dashboard data: signals, trades, and account snapshots.

Which MetaTrader terminals are supported?

MetaTrader 5 and MetaTrader 4 (build 600+) on Windows 10 and 11. macOS and Linux are not supported by the current connectors.

How fast is execution?

Latency figures are not published yet. A benchmark exists in the desktop build, and numbers will appear here only after a measured run — not before.

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