Telegram to Binance copier on your own PC.
The TPcopier Telegram to Binance copier is a Windows app that reads the crypto calls in your Telegram channels and places them on Binance with your own API key. Its built-in AI turns each message into a side, a coin, a stop loss and targets. Then the app trades it on spot, margin, USD-M or COIN-M futures, or options, from your PC or VPS.
What does a Telegram to Binance copier do?
A crypto channel posts a call, and the price moves on while you open Binance. By hand, you find the coin, type the size and then add the stop. A Telegram to Binance copier does those steps for you as soon as the message lands.
This one is a Windows app. It runs on your own PC, or on a Windows VPS that stays on. It signs in to Telegram as you, so it reads any channel or group your account is in, private ones too. You add no bot to the channel. Orders then go from that computer to Binance's own API, signed with your key.
Some people call this a Telegram Binance signals bot. Here it is an app you own, not a bot that sits in the channel. To run the Telegram to Binance copier you need Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), the Telegram account that is in your signal channels, and a Binance API key for the market you trade.
The first screen of version 1.0.0, when the app traded Binance futures only. Since 1.1.0 each account picks its own market.
How the AI reads a Telegram signal
Reading free text is the hard part of any Telegram crypto signal copier. Each new message in a chat you ticked goes to the AI, OpenAI's ChatGPT, in one call. It answers with a short record: buy, sell, close or none, plus the coin, entry, stop loss and every target. For an options call it adds call or put, the strike and the expiry.
The AI follows strict rules. It never writes a price that the message does not give. And when it is not sure a message is a trade, it answers none, so nothing happens.
| Message (example) | What the copier reads |
|---|---|
ETHUSDT SHORT Entry 2450 SL 2520 TP1 2380 TP2 2300 | Sell ETHUSDT, stop 2520, targets 2380 and 2300 |
BTC/USDT LONG SL 61000 TP 63000 | Buy BTCUSDT, stop 61000, target 63000 |
Book full profit on SOL now | Close SOLUSDT |
BUY BTC 85000 CE, expiry 2026-12-25 | Options: a BTC call, strike 85000, that expiry |
Buy BTC if it breaks 65000 | None: a conditional entry, not a trade |
TP1 hit on ETH | None: a result post |
The rows follow the rules the AI gets. To see the real answer for your own channel, paste a message into Try a message.
Some channels send one signal in pieces: the coin, then the side, then the stop. So the app reads each chat's last minute of messages together, and the pieces make one trade. After that trade it forgets them, so they never make a second one.
Try a message in the Telegram to Binance copier shows what the AI reads, and nothing trades. Here: a short on ETHUSDT with its stop and two targets.
What the Telegram to Binance copier places
A signal becomes an order when it arrives, on every account you switched on, all at the same moment. The app does not wait for the entry price in the message: futures, spot and margin buy or sell at market. Each account trades its own amount, in USDT, or in whole USD contracts on COIN-M.
The order carries the signal's stop loss and its first target. Later targets show in the read, but only the first one goes to Binance. Leverage comes from the account's setting, where 0 keeps what you already have on Binance.
- USD-M futures: perpetuals, quarterlies and TradFi perpetuals like XAUUSDT. The stop and target close the whole position at the mark price.
- COIN-M futures: contracts of 100 USD for BTC and 10 USD for every other coin.
- Spot: a buy spends your USDT, then one OCO order holds the stop and target for the coins it bought.
- Cross and isolated margin: the app borrows what the trade needs, and the stop and target repay the loan.
- Options: a buy signal buys a call and a sell signal a put, at the money, on the nearest expiry at least 12 hours away. Binance options take limit orders only, so no stop or target there.
A message that clearly says spot or options goes to that market. Any other call trades on each account's own market. So if you want a Binance futures signal copier, give the account a futures market and set its leverage. Shorts need futures or margin, because spot only buys and later sells what it bought.
Messages it skips
- Results, "TP1 hit" posts, news, ads, questions and chat.
- Analysis, plans, watch-lists and conditional entries such as "buy if it breaks 65000".
- A message that reaches the app over two minutes late, for example after the PC woke from sleep.
- Everything that comes in while you have pressed Pause.
- New entries past a demo key's daily signal limit. A close still goes through.
The Journal lists each message with its result and the reason. A skip says "Not a trade signal". If Binance refuses an order, you read its reason in plain words, such as a key without the right market switched on.
Set it up in six steps
- Get your key. Sign up free, open Software and press Start free demo on the Telegram to Binance Copier card. Download the app and activate the key on the PC or VPS that will run it.
- Sign in to Telegram. Type your phone number with its country code, then the code Telegram sends, and your two-step password if you use one.
- Tick your signal chats. Pick the channels and groups whose calls you copy.
- Try a message. Paste a real call from the channel and press Read it.
- Make a Binance API key. In API Management, switch on the market you trade and restrict the key to the PC's public IP, which the app shows. Start with a key from demo.binance.com.
- Add the account and test it. Pick the market, Demo or Real, the amount and the leverage, then press Save. On a Demo account, press Test order.
Every step, with screens, is in the installation guide.
Both Binance apps share this account form. The shot is from version 1.0.0; today the form also has a Market list.
Safety rules built into the app
- Keys stay home. A vault on your PC seals the Binance key and secret, the Telegram session and your own OpenAI key if you add one. The Binance keys go to Binance and nowhere else.
- Stop loss or no trade. If Binance refuses the stop loss of a futures or margin trade, the app tries again, then closes the trade at once. Should that close fail too, the Journal warns you to close it yourself.
- Never sent twice. When Binance does not answer in time, the app looks the order up by its own ID before it does anything else.
- Only its own coins. On spot and margin, a sell or close sells only what this app bought.
- Real asks first. Saving a Real account needs your yes, because every call then trades real money.
- One switch. Pause stops everything at once.
Binance documents how its futures API works in its own API documentation.
Price and demo key
The Telegram to Binance Copier is a one-time payment of $150. Binance accounts included: 2. Each extra account costs $30, once, and the app picks it up within 15 minutes.
Start with the free demo key. When you buy, that same key turns lifetime, so you never type a new one. One key runs on one computer; to move it, write to support. You pay with Binance Pay in USDT. All sales are final, so try it on the demo first and read the refund policy.
There is no monthly fee. The Telegram to Binance copier is yours for life on that computer, and you can copy Telegram signals to Binance for as long as you like.
Telegram or TradingView?
Pick the app by where your trades come from. This one suits a channel that writes its calls in words, because the AI reads them. Do your trades come from your own chart instead? Then use the sibling app, the TradingView to Binance copier. It takes JSON alerts by webhook, with no AI in between, and it shares this app's Binance engine.
The TradingView app writes the alert message for you rather than reading free text.
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Do I need to add a bot to the Telegram channel?
No. The app signs in with your own Telegram account, so it reads any channel or group you are in.
Does it wait for the entry price?
No. It trades as soon as the message arrives, at market on futures, spot and margin, with the signal's stop loss and first target.
Can I use my own OpenAI key?
Yes, if you want to. The app comes with its own AI key. Yours goes first when you add it, sealed on your PC with your Binance keys.
Which Binance markets can it trade?
Spot, cross margin, isolated margin, both kinds of futures (USD-M, COIN-M) and options. Binance's demo covers spot and both futures; margin and options are Real only.
Does my PC have to stay on?
Yes. The app runs on your PC or VPS, and it skips a message that reaches it over two minutes late.
How much does the Telegram to Binance copier cost?
$150 once, with 2 accounts included and $30 for each extra one. There is no refund, so try the free demo key first.
Risk warning: crypto trading, above all futures, margin and options, carries a high risk of losing money. TPcopier is software that places the signals you choose; it gives no trading advice and makes no promise of profit. Binance and Telegram are trademarks of their owners; TPcopier is not affiliated with them.
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