What the copier does and does not do

What it does

• Reads the Telegram channels you choose, as they publish, even with Telegram closed and your phone in your pocket.
• Tells a signal apart from a promotion, a comment or a screenshot.
• Works out the volume from your risk and the real balance of that terminal's account.
• Opens one or several orders, splits between targets, places the stop and the targets.
• Obeys the channel's later instructions that really are instructions: move the stop to entry, close partially, close everything.
• Checks, before anything touches your account, that the signal makes sense: that the stop is on the correct side, that the distances are plausible, that the targets are in order, that the instrument exists at your broker.
• Shows you each signal's outcome using your broker's real candles.

What it does not do

• It does not ask for your MetaTrader password, and it does not need it.
• It does not give signals of its own. Those come from the channel you chose.
• It does not decide for you. The engine has no criteria: risk, hours, what counts as a signal and what is noise — all of it comes from your configuration.
• It does not guarantee execution. An order may not fill, or fill at another price, through slippage, insufficient margin, broker rejection, or because your terminal was switched off.
• It does not trade while your MetaTrader is closed. The program lives inside it.
• It does not touch your money. We have no access to your funds and cannot move them.
• It does not read your private conversations. Only the chats you ticked.

The sentence that sums it up

We make the rules available to you; we do not impose them. What the copier does is what you configured it to do, on the messages of a third party you chose.