Connect a Telegram channel or group so its signals are parsed and routed to your broker automatically.
Go to Channels → Add Telegram Source. PipSync shows the bot username and a one-time verification token for this channel.
It is bound to your workspace. Treat it like a password.
In Telegram, open the channel → Administrators → Add Admin → search for @PipSyncBot. Read Messages is the only permission it needs; leave everything else off.
Post the verify command in the channel or send it to the bot directly:
/verify YOUR_TOKEN_HERE
The bot confirms and the channel appears as connected in the dashboard.
Plenty of paid signal groups do not let subscribers add bots. The workaround is a relay channel:
One you own. Nobody else needs to join it.
Any Telegram client that supports forwarding rules works.
Channels → Add Telegram Source, same flow as above — you are the admin, so the bot goes in cleanly.
The parser reads free-form messages and extracts instrument, direction, entry, stop-loss and take-profit. It handles the common formats without configuration.
BUY EURUSD @ 1.0850 SL: 1.0800 TP: 1.0950
📈 SIGNAL ALERT Pair: XAUUSD (Gold) Direction: SELL Entry: 2315.00 Stop Loss: 2325.00 Take Profit 1: 2300.00 Take Profit 2: 2285.00
More formats, multi-target handling and how confidence scoring works: Signal formats.
Open the channel in Channels and toggle Active off. Signals stop being processed; the bot stays in the channel.
Parse signals and show the result without sending any order. The safest way to evaluate a new provider.
Channels → [Channel Name] → Filters. Ignore messages that are not signals — news posts, screenshots, chatter.
Choose which broker accounts this channel is allowed to trade on.
Signals not showing up? Work through Telegram troubleshooting.
Envia o sinal original, a hora e o nome da conta. Nunca envies palavras-passe, chaves API ou credenciais da corretora.