Cloud copier for MT4/MT5 & binary options.

Yes. TPcopier is a cloud Telegram copier for MetaTrader: your MT4 or MT5 account runs on our servers with the TPcopier EA inside, and your Telegram channels are read on our servers too. There is no VPS to rent and your PC can be off.

TPcopier joins your WhatsApp as a linked device, the way WhatsApp Web does - one QR scan under Settings, Linked devices. It reads only the groups you tick, never your private chats, and sends nothing. The same EA places the orders in MT4 or MT5.

Sign in to Discord with a QR code, your email or phone and password, or a bot token, then tick the channels to copy. Message text and embeds are read alike and TPcopier never posts. Automating a normal user account is against Discord's terms, so a bot is the safe choice on a server you run.

Any broker that offers MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5. Symbol names with a prefix or suffix, like XAUUSD.m, are handled by the EA's Prefix, Suffix and Replacements inputs. On MT5 the EA needs a hedging account, because it opens one position per take profit.

Yes. It opens one order per take profit - up to six - and an entry zone as pending orders at its prices. A reply to a signal moves its stop loss or a target, closes half, moves to breakeven or closes it, on that signal's orders only.

Yes - MetaTrader runs on our servers, so it has to sign in. The password is sealed with the cloud server's own key the moment you type it; the website itself cannot read it.

A paid one: TradingView sends webhook alerts on its paid plans only, Essential and up, and asks you to turn on 2-factor authentication first. Any of them works with TPcopier.

Every open and close, a partial close in proportion, stop loss and take profit changes and pending orders - from one MetaTrader account to others, MT4 and MT5 in any mix, across brokers. Each receiver has its own lot rule (multiplier, fixed lot, risk % or balance ratio) and symbol names.

Measured on our live copies (4 October 2026): the copier sent the receiver's order a median 7 ms after it saw the sender's trade, and the broker's own execution then took about 140 ms. Every copy's own time is on the website.

Use {{strategy.order.action}} as the type, so the strategy's buys and sells arrive as they fill. A strategy's exit fill reports the opposite action, so send exits as their own buyclose or sellclose alerts.

A reversal needs nothing extra: a sell after a buy of the same key first closes that key's buys on the symbol, so a strategy never ends up hedged. To close without opening, send buyclose or sellclose. Give every strategy its own key, so a close from one never touches another's trades.

Yes. Connect your own Telegram account, link a channel to your Quotex or Pocket Option accounts on the Bridge, and every signal from it is placed automatically - on all seven brokers at once if you link them.

They are skipped, and the live feed says why - not a signal, no expiry given, payout below your minimum, market closed and so on. Nothing is traded on a guess.

Yes - two ways, chosen per account. By message (the default): a gale is placed only when the signal's own message names it ('1º GALE', 'MARTINGALA A LAS 17:05', 'Até 2 gales'), as many as it names, each on the next expiry at double the stake - a signal that names none is one trade. Or your own martingale system: the stake multiplied, raised by a fixed amount or taken from your own ladder, for as many steps as you set, straight back on the same pair or on the next signal - and the app shows what the ladder risks. A martingale multiplies losses as well as stakes, so try it on demo first.

Yes. The EA trades the account it runs on, so a real account trades real money from its first signal - start on a demo account.