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Everything you need to run PipSync

34 guides covering setup, signal sources, brokers, risk controls and the API.

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Getting startedConnect your first signal source and broker account, set your risk rules and place your first automated trade.How PipSync worksWhat actually happens between a message in a channel and a filled order at your broker — and where you can intervene.Telegram bot setupConnect a Telegram channel or group so its signals are parsed and routed to your broker automatically.Plans and limitsWhat each plan includes, how sources and broker accounts are counted, and what happens when you hit a limit.TradingView webhook setupFire trades straight from TradingView alerts and strategies using the PipSync webhook endpoint.Signal formats the parser understandsWhich message layouts parse cleanly, how multiple take-profits are handled, and what the confidence score means.

Getting started

From zero to a live, risk-limited automation.

Signal sources

Telegram, TradingView and Discord — connecting, parsing, filtering.

Brokers & accounts

Connect MetaTrader, cTrader, crypto exchanges and prop-firm accounts.

Trading & risk

Sizing, stops, drawdown limits and manual approval.

Automation & AI

Bots, backtesting, the assistant and notifications.

Account & billing

Plans, invoices, security, team and your data.

Developers

API keys and outgoing webhooks. Full reference in the API docs.

Support

FAQ, troubleshooting and how to reach a human.

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