Telegram signal copier for MT4 and MT5

How Telegram signal copying works

1. The channel posts a signal. Our service account, which is subscribed to every catalog channel, receives it within moments.
2. Automatic recognition extracts symbol, direction, entry or entry zone, stop loss and take-profits. Messages that are not signals ("Good morning traders", "+350 pips today") are ignored.
3. Each follower's copier applies its own settings: maximum signal age, filters, lot size from risk percent or a fixed lot, take-profit handling.
4. Orders are sent to the follower's MT4/MT5 accounts. The trades stay linked to the original message.
5. Later edits and replies are matched to that message and applied to the linked trades.

Because a service account reads the channel, you don't share your Telegram login with anyone, and nothing needs to run on your phone or computer.

Signal formats that are recognised

The common formats work out of the box, in English and Russian, with emoji or without:

For partner channels with an unusual layout we also configure a per-channel template, so the recognition does not depend on guessing. Signals posted as chart screenshots are read as well, with the caption used to confirm the prices.

Several take-profits

Most channels give two or three targets. Each copier chooses how to handle them:

• Each TP as its own trade. The volume is split; the first part closes at TP1, the next at TP2. This is the usual choice when the channel later says "move SL to BE after TP1".
• First TP only. One trade with the nearest target.
• Average TP. One trade with the average of the targets.

Edits and replies

Signal channels manage trades in follow-up messages. These are applied to the trades opened from the original signal, whether they arrive as a reply or as a new message about the same symbol:

An edit never re-opens or re-sizes a trade. Edits that only fix a typo or add an emoji change nothing. Read the full walkthrough in how Telegram signal copying works.

Sizing signals that never mention lots

Channels rarely say how big a trade is, and their idea of size has nothing to do with your balance. Risk percent sizes each trade so hitting the signal's stop loses the chosen share of your balance. Example: 1% of $10,000 with the GBPJPY stop 60 pips away (about $6.70 per pip per lot) gives 0.25 lots, sent as 0.12 + 0.12 over two targets after rounding down to the lot step. Turn on "skip signals without SL" so a post with no stop never opens an unsized position.

Set a maximum signal age, too. If Telegram or the channel is slow and the post reaches the copier after that many seconds, it is skipped and logged instead of being filled at a price that has already moved. Check sizes with the lot size calculator.