Manual approval
Review each signal before it executes — the safest way to evaluate a new source or parser setting.
How it works
- 1
Leave auto-trading off
Auto-Trading is off by default for a new channel (Channels → Settings tab → Auto-trade). Link your trading account under Per-account settings.
- 2
Signals queue instead of executing
Every signal waits on the Signals page (Dashboard → Recent Signals → View all) with status pending, showing what the parser extracted.
- 3
Approve or reject
Use Confirm & execute → Check price & execute → Execute on N account(s), or reject the signal.
- 4
Unattended entries expire
A signal can only be confirmed for a limited time, because its entry price goes stale; the card shows until when.
When to use it
- The first days with any new provider — you see parse quality before it costs anything.
- After changing a channel's position sizing or multi-target behaviour.
- Around high-impact news, if you want to decide case by case.
The cost
Manual approval trades latency for control. Scalping signals with a ten-pip stop are usually not worth approving by hand — by the time you tap yes, the entry has moved. Use it to validate, then automate.
Still stuck?
Send the raw signal, timestamp and account name. Never send passwords, API keys or broker credentials.
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