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.
Use Tragram to connect Telegram signal channels to MT4 while keeping the workflow clear. You decide which channels can trade, which signals meet your entry rules, and which rules protect your account.
Tragram reads the signal message, extracts the symbol, direction, entry, stop loss, and take-profit details, then checks your rules before sending an eligible order to MT4.
Set channel-level controls such as allowed symbols, sizing behavior, configured execution rules, missing stop-loss handling, and execution pause.
Use the dashboard to see incoming signals, skipped signals, open trades, and execution history so MT4 automation is not a black box.
Use the MT4 server name associated with the account, including any demo/live distinction. Enter credentials only in the protected connection screen. If connection fails, confirm the platform and server with the broker; trying unrelated servers is not a reliable diagnosis.
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.