Tragram

Telegram Signal Parser

Signal messages are not always written the same way. Tragram reads Telegram signal text and turns it into structured details that can be checked against your rules.

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From message text to trade fields

Tragram looks for the symbol, direction, entry area, stop loss, take-profit levels, and follow-up instructions that matter for execution.

Parsing is not the final decision

A parsed signal still has to pass your channel rules before it can be routed to MT4 or MT5.

Useful for mixed channel formats

Different Telegram channels write signals differently. A parser helps normalize the message before the execution rules are applied.

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 rules for approvals, symbols, sizing, and risk 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

What does a Telegram signal parser do?

It reads a signal message and extracts structured trade details such as symbol, direction, entry, stop loss, and take-profit levels.

Does parsing mean the trade is executed?

No. Parsing prepares the signal for rule checks. Your settings decide whether the signal can be executed.

Can a parser handle every message format?

No parser can guarantee every format. Tragram is designed to support common signal layouts and keep skipped or unclear signals visible for review.

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.