What the copier does on its own, once a trade is open, without you watching.
Open the app from the bot → Settings tab → tap the settings you want to change → look for the Trade management group.
Two things that save time:
What you change is saved in those settings, not in all of them. If you have several and want a channel to use another one, you pick it in Channels → the channel → its settings.

When the TP1 is hit, the stop loss moves to the entry price. From then on, the worst that can happen is breaking even.
It is the most useful one and the one most people turn on. It is called «When it reaches TP1, do we secure yours?» and it comes on.
Two settings go with it:
Every time a take profit is reached, the stop loss of whatever is still open moves to the previous take profit. It does not chase price tick by tick: it climbs in steps, and the steps are the levels the signal itself set.
It is called «Trailing stop: do we raise the stop loss with each TP?» and it comes on. If you prefer the stop loss to stay put and let it run, turn it off.

<!-- AJUSTES:gestion --> Open the app → Settings tab → tap your settings → Trade management group.
| Called | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| When it reaches TP1, do we secure yours? | The stop loss moves to your entry price: from there, the worst that can happen is getting out even. In exchange, a normal pullback takes you out sooner. | on · Intermediate level |
| Secure without waiting for the TP, after this many pips | For when TP1 is a long way off. 0 = wait for the TP. | 0 · Intermediate level |
| Leave the stop loss a few pips above the entry | Pinned exactly at the entry you still lose the spread and the commission. A few pips in your favour fixes it. | 0 · Expert level |
| Do we move the stop loss up with each TP? | Past TP2 the stop loss moves to the first; past TP3, to the second. So if price turns around, you exit at the last target it passed instead of at your entry. | on · Intermediate level |
| If the channel asks to secure while the trade is down | The stop loss cannot go to the entry without closing it. Either you close it there, or you put the TP at the entry to leave as soon as it comes back, or you ignore it. | «Do nothing» · Intermediate level |
| Do not let the channel widen your stop loss | Any request that increases what you can lose is ignored. Leaving this on is the careful choice. | on · Intermediate level |
| Close the previous one if an opposite signal arrives | A gold sell closes your gold buy. Off, you end up holding both at once. | off · Intermediate level |
| Close on its own after this many hours | So you do not leave a trade forgotten over the weekend. 0 = never. | 0 · Expert level |
| If the channel asks to close half and the lot cannot be split | At 0.01 lots the broker will not split. Either it closes whole, or it is left as it is. | «Close the whole trade» · Intermediate level |
| When one order closes, cancel the waiting ones of that signal | Stops an order from a finished signal getting in. | on · Expert level |
If you cannot find a setting, raise the level at the top of the screen or type its name in the search box on that same screen. <!-- /AJUSTES -->
Closing part of the trade at a level and letting the rest run. If you open one order per take profit, the structure already does this; if you open a single order, this is how to get the same effect.
The broker's minimum wins. With 0.01 lots, half of it does not exist. The copier detects it and does whatever «If a partial close is not possible» says: close the whole trade or leave it open.
Besides what is automatic, the channel can send instructions after the signal: move the stop loss, close partially, close everything. What is obeyed and what is not is in Provider orders.
All of this is also in the settings video, step by step on a big screen: watch it on YouTube.
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