PipSync reads trading signals from the places you already follow them — Telegram, Discord and email — and can route them to your broker account with your sizing settings applied. TradingView alerts arrive as signals on the Signals page; they are traded automatically only if you opt in to TradingView auto-trading on the Advanced plan.
What it does
- Reads a message, extracts instrument, direction, stop-loss and take-profit.
- Refuses anything incomplete. A signal needs a stop-loss and at least one take-profit; without them no position is opened.
- Sizes the trade from your account balance and your risk percentage for that channel, not the provider's suggestion.
- Sends the order, then keeps managing it when follow-up messages arrive ("move to break-even", "close half").
What it never does
- It never holds or moves your money. Your funds stay at your broker.
- It never withdraws. MetaTrader has no withdrawal API, and exchange keys should be created without that permission.
- It does not give personal investment advice; scores and AI analyses are informational estimates. Which providers you follow is your decision.
Where to start
- Connect one signal source and one broker — a demo account for the first weeks. Sources: Channels → Add channel. Brokers: Trading Accounts → Add account. PipSync asks you to accept the risk disclosure along the way — for example when you connect a broker account, switch auto-trading on, link an account to a channel or place an order by hand — and nothing is traded before you do (see Risk disclosure).
- Set Risk per trade (%) for the channel to something small. The setting accepts 0.1% to 10%; choose the value you are comfortable losing on every trade. It lives under Channels → Settings → Auto-trade → Position Sizing.
- Leave auto-trade off for the first day. It is off for every new channel, so each signal waits for your confirmation on the Signals page (sidebar: Signals → Signals): once the broker account is linked to the channel (see the checklist), you see what the parser understood and press Confirm & execute. A signal can only be confirmed for a limited time (the card shows until when), and nothing is traded before you do. Alternatively switch on Enable test mode on the channel's Settings tab, which records signals and never trades them.
The day-by-day order is in Your first week — a checklist. A tour of the screens is in Finding your way around the dashboard.