Sign in with your own Telegram and pick one channel. Every new message that names your bot's market and a direction becomes a trade; chat, trade updates and other markets are skipped.
Telegram has no webhook to paste. Your bot reads the channel through your own signed-in account, the way you would.
You sign in with your phone number and the code Telegram sends to your app. Two-step password? It is used once and never stored.
Any channel or group your account can read. You do not need to be its admin, and the channel never knows a bot is reading.
The bot's own pair is the only thing it trades. Size, exits and Risk Management come from the bot, never the message.
Your broker's spelling counts too: a bot on XAUUSD.sc or XAUUSDm still matches a message that says gold.
Buy, long, bull or call is a buy; sell, short, bear or put is a sell. A message with both is never guessed.
Prices are read from @ 4310, entry 4310 or a bare BUY 4310, with SL / stop and TP / target after them.
All six steps happen in the bot editor, with your phone nearby for the sign-in code.
Bot already has a source? Press the + under it instead. Each bot follows one channel.
No instrument on the bot yet? Set it in Position size first: the button stays disabled until you do.
This is the bot's own order setting, so Position size shows the same value. On Limit the Exit rule becomes Follow the signal.
Bare calls like "XAUUSD LONG" need Market. A channel that always posts entry, stop and target can run on Limit.
Start in the bot's Signals tab. A row means the bot took the call; its reason says what stopped it.
The sign-in is your own account, so the session can read it. Your bot acts only on the channel you pick, and the session is stored encrypted and never sent back to any page. Disconnect logs it out at Telegram's end.
No. Any channel or group your account is in can be followed, and the channel never sees the bot.
Close messages like "close now" or "TP1 hit" are not read. Exits come from the bot's Exit rule, or on Limit from the stop and target on the order.
Yes. Each bot picks its own channel, and several bots can pick the same one, each trading its own market.
The Telegram source is on every plan, Free included. Each trade the bot places counts toward your plan's monthly trades.
No. A call is only read if it is less than five minutes old when it arrives, so a restart never trades yesterday's calls.
Start on a demo account. When the channel has earned it, point the bot at your real one: the channel stays the same.
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