Telegram Copy
Give each signal channel a defined trading workflow.
Atlas reads supported messages from Telegram channels your authorized account can access and applies the copying policy you selected for each channel. Entry signals and later management instructions keep their own roles.
Choose the channel and review its message format
Adding a channel to Atlas selects an existing source for copying. It does not join a private channel or grant access to paid content. The local rule-based parser checks supported wording and may reject ambiguous or incomplete instructions.
- Confirm your account has permission to access and use the channel.
- Review representative entry, stop, target and close messages before enabling the source.
- Use message analysis to inspect interpretation without placing an order.
Keep follow-up messages connected
Supported replies and edits can update the position associated with a signal, subject to your management permissions. Atlas does not treat every edited message as a fresh entry, and a notification is not proof that the broker opened a position.
- Decide whether the channel may update stops, targets, protection or closures.
- Review the copier result alongside the broker's current position state.
- Expect unsupported wording or uncertain position links to need review.
Control what happens next
Choose sizing and entry limits before copying begins. Pausing or archiving a channel blocks new entries once the worker applies the change; permitted management of existing positions can continue while it runs.
- Fixed lots and supported percentage sizing are choices you make explicitly.
- Archiving a channel does not leave Telegram, erase trade history or close existing positions.
- Restoring a channel does not replay its earlier messages.
FAQ
Can Atlas copy from a private Telegram channel?
The authorized Telegram account must already have access, and you must have the right to use the source. Adding the channel to Atlas does not bypass an invitation, subscription or access restriction. Its message format also needs to be supported.
Will it understand every signal message?
No. Atlas uses local parsing rules, and ambiguous or unsupported wording may be rejected. Review real examples of entries and follow-up instructions during setup; a successful interpretation still does not guarantee broker execution.
Does pausing a channel close its trades?
No. Pause blocks new entries after the change is applied. Existing positions remain open and can continue to receive permitted management while the worker runs. Stopping the worker also stops its ongoing management work.
Can different channels use different sizing?
Yes. Supported channel settings include fixed lots or an explicitly selected percentage budget to the stop. Concurrent positions can accumulate exposure, and costs or market gaps may increase losses beyond the sizing estimate.
Continue exploring
Start with the right setup.
Review your source, account and requirements before choosing a solution.