Discord Bot Setup
Connect PipSync to your Discord trading server to automatically parse and execute signals posted in channels.
Before you begin
- A PipSync account with at least Freemium plan
- A Discord account
- Member access to the Discord server where signals are posted
- Server admin rights to add bots (or ask the server admin to do it)
Part 1 — Add PipSync to your Discord server
Start from PipSync dashboard
In your dashboard, navigate to Sources → Add Source → Discord. Click Authorize with Discord.
Authorize the bot
You'll be redirected to Discord's OAuth flow. Select the server where you want to add PipSync, then click Authorize.
You must have Manage Server or Administratorpermission to add bots to a Discord server. If you don't have this, ask your server admin to authorize PipSync.
Return to PipSync
After authorization, you'll be redirected back to PipSync. The bot is now in your server.
Part 2 — Set channel permissions
Grant read access to signal channels
In Discord, open Server Settings → Roles. Find the PipSync role that was automatically created. Make sure it has View Channel and Read Message History permissions for the channels you want to monitor.
Select channels in PipSync
Back in PipSync, under Sources → [Your Discord Server], select which channels to monitor for signals. Only messages from selected channels will be parsed.
Minimum required permissions
Part 3 — Signal parsing
PipSync's AI parser reads Discord messages the same way it reads Telegram. Supported signal format examples:
🔔 TRADE SIGNAL SELL GBPUSD Entry: 1.2700 SL: 1.2750 TP1: 1.2640 TP2: 1.2580
The parser ignores non-signal messages automatically (greetings, news, analysis text without clear entry/direction). You can tune keyword filters in Sources → [Server Name] → Filters.