FAQs
Can I receive trading signals from different sources?
Yes. You can receive trading signals from multiple signal sources, including different TradingView webhooks and/or Telegram groups and channels.
Simply add all connected signal sources that you want to receive signals from to your connection. See Manage Connection.
Can I process one trading signal in multiple trading accounts?
Yes. You can process the same trading signal across multiple trading accounts.
Simply add all connected trading accounts that you want to receive signals as connection receivers. When a signal is received, it will be processed by all receivers in that connection.
Our system is highly flexible. You can even connect the same trading account as multiple receivers and apply different strategies to each receiver within different connections.
How many Signal Credits are required for multiple receivers?
Signal Credits are charged per signal, not per receiver.
This means you can process the same signal across multiple receivers while consuming only 1 Signal Credit.
Which signal formats are supported?
Signal Copier Bot supports trading signals in virtually any format and language. You do not need to configure templates, rules, or custom parsers.
Simply send trading signals with clear trading instructions, and our AI-powered system will automatically analyze and process them.
Supported Signal Types
Our system can handle a wide range of signal formats, including:
- Plain text signals
- Structured signal messages
- TradingView webhook alerts
- Telegram channel and group signals
- Multi-language signals
- Signals with multiple Take Profit levels
- ...
You can review our signal examples to see the types of trading signals that Signal Copier Bot can successfully process.
Troubleshooting
If a signal is not processed as expected, check the History Logs within your connection. The logs provide detailed information about how the signal was interpreted and why it may have been rejected or failed to execute.
How are trades with multiple take-profit levels handled?
The way trades with multiple take-profit (TP) levels are handled depends on the capabilities of each receiver platform.
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MT4 and MT5: A trade with multiple TP levels is split into multiple trades. Each trade is assigned an equal portion of the original position size and uses one of the specified take-profit levels.
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Binance: A single main Buy or Sell order is placed for the full position size. Multiple reduce-only close-position orders are then created to match the configured take-profit levels.
I want to filter trades by Strategy ID, but it doesn't work. Why?
Strategy ID filtering is supported for MT4 and MT5 receivers, but it is not supported for Binance receivers.
This limitation is documented in our platform documentation. Unfortunately, Binance does not provide an equivalent mechanism that allows us to reliably associate and manage trades using a Strategy ID in the same way that MT4 and MT5 do.
Because of the differences in how Binance handles positions and orders, Strategy ID filtering cannot be implemented for Binance receivers at this time.
How is a pip calculated?
A pip is a unit of price movement that is widely used in Forex trading. Signal Copier Bot also supports pip-based calculations for crypto assets and other supported markets.
MT4 and MT5 Receivers
- Most currency pairs:
1 pip = 0.0001 - JPY currency pairs:
1 pip = 0.01 - Gold (XAU) symbols such as
XAUUSD,XAUJPY, andXAUEUR:1 pip = 0.1 - Silver (XAG) symbols such as
XAGUSD,XAGJPY, andXAGEUR:1 pip = 0.01
Binance Receivers
For Binance receivers: 1 pip = 10 × Tick Size
A tick size is the smallest price increment allowed for a symbol.
Examples:
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BTCUSDT
- Tick Size:
0.1 - Pip Value:
10 × 0.1 = 1
- Tick Size:
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BNBUSDT
- Tick Size:
0.01 - Pip Value:
10 × 0.01 = 0.1
- Tick Size:
You can use pip-based settings such as Stop Loss, Take Profit, and trade filters across supported receiver types, even when trading crypto assets.