Which account receives new trades?
The selected execution account is the primary account used for new entries. Confirm that it is active, connected and eligible before enabling a channel.
Funded-account and prop firm traders usually need tighter control. Tragram helps you follow Telegram signals with review points, channel rules, and clear execution history.
Set conservative rules for channels that should not trade freely. Configure entry rules, limit symbols, and pause sources that become too risky.
Execution history helps you understand why a signal was copied, skipped, or waiting for review.
Tragram does not tell you which trades to take. It helps you control the workflow around signals you choose to follow.
Review fixed amount, percentage or fixed lot sizing according to the options available in your account. Check allowed symbols, daily and active-order limits, missing-stop handling and entry tolerance. Save the settings and verify their displayed values; do not rely on the plan name to infer exact limits.
Review your trading firm’s rules on signal copying, automation and third-party services before connecting. Entry controls are not a compliance system for drawdown limits and do not guarantee passing a challenge. Ask the firm for confirmation when its rules are unclear.
The selected execution account is the primary account used for new entries. Confirm that it is active, connected and eligible before enabling a channel.
Configure daily and active-trade limits where available. These are entry controls, not a promise to cap losses, drawdown or all activity on your broker account.
No. Disabling new entries is not a broker close instruction. Review open positions and pending orders at the broker; do not treat a pause, logout or app uninstall as a close action.
Tragram is for user-controlled signal automation. You choose the signal sources, account connection, and rules. Tragram does not provide trading advice or sell signals.