Tragram

Risk Controls for Telegram Signal Copying

Tragram is built around user rules. Before a Telegram signal can become a trade, it should pass the controls you set for that channel and account.

Per-channel controls

Use different rules for different Telegram channels so one noisy source does not affect your whole setup.

Execution guardrails

Controls can include configured execution rules, symbol filters, lot sizing behavior, missing stop-loss handling, and trade limits.

Pause when needed

If a channel changes behavior or market conditions are unusual, pause execution and review the signal history before turning it back on.

Configure before enabling entries

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.

Simple end-to-end workflow

  1. Connect Telegram.
  2. Choose the channels Tragram should follow.
  3. Connect the MT4 or MT5 account that should receive eligible trades.
  4. Set channel execution rules, symbols, sizing, and entry controls.
  5. Review incoming signals and execution history from the dashboard.
  6. Pause a channel or change rules when you need more control.

Common questions

Can I block signals without a stop loss?

Tragram supports channel settings that let you control how missing stop-loss signals are handled.

Can I limit symbols by channel?

Yes. Symbol filters help decide which signals a channel is allowed to copy.

Can I stop automation quickly?

Yes. Pause controls let you stop new execution while keeping the rest of your setup available.

Related guides

Start with rules you can review

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.