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Introduction to TTMT
Telegram to MetaTrade (TTMT) brings your Telegram sources, MetaTrader 5 accounts, trading rules, and execution records into one dashboard. Use it to configure which signals reach each account and to investigate the outcome of each request.
This guide follows the current customer dashboard. Start with a demo account so you can validate the workflow without putting live funds at risk.
The five pieces of a setup
| Piece | What it controls | Where to manage it |
|---|---|---|
| TTMT account and workspace | Your sign-in, permissions, and workspace access | Profile, Security, and Billing |
| Telegram connection | The Telegram identity available to receive source messages | Telegram |
| Channel | The source you monitor and the accounts assigned to receive it | Channels |
| MetaTrader account | The broker connection and permission to execute | Accounts |
| Trading Profile | Versioned signal, sizing, entry, and management rules | Trading Profiles |
A Telegram sign-in method for your TTMT account and a Telegram connection for reading signals serve different purposes. Linking one does not complete the other.
Follow the setup guide
The dashboard checks six steps: Telegram, account, profile, apply, source, and execution. Select the intended workflow and resolve the first unfinished step. Each receiving account needs its own ready configuration.
What happens to a signal
A message must be received from the configured source, interpreted under the applicable signal rules, and routed to an eligible account. Any resulting execution request must then be checked and confirmed against the broker account. A message appearing in the log does not prove an order opened.
Use Signal Log for processing outcomes, Execution History for requests and fills, and Positions for the broker position view.
Keep control of your setup
- Review the profile version the account has actually applied.
- Check monitoring and execution readiness separately.
- Check the account and broker state before repeating an action whose result is unknown.
- Distinguish pausing a source, stopping new execution, and closing an existing position.
- Use the features and permissions available in your workspace; do not infer availability from a demo or preview screen.
Understand the limits
TTMT is an automation tool. It does not supply investment advice or guarantee returns. Automated requests remain subject to account permissions, market conditions, broker rules, and execution controls. Read feature availability before relying on an optional capability.