Signal copier solutions for every source and account
Signal Copier Pro routes trading instructions from Telegram or Discord into configured MT5 and crypto accounts. Choose a workflow below to see the relevant setup, controls, limitations and pricing.
Copy signals to MetaTrader 5
For forex traders using an MT5 broker or a prop-firm account.
Forex signal copier
Auto-copy Telegram & Discord forex signals to your own MT5, risk-sized and prop-firm safe.
See how it works → Signal sourceTelegram to MT5
Turn authorized Telegram channel messages into risk-sized MT5 orders.
Explore workflow → Signal sourceDiscord to MT5
A detailed guide to connecting Discord channels and MT5 execution.
Read the guide → EducationForex vs crypto signals
Understand sizing, symbols, sessions and execution differences.
Compare workflows →Prop-firm signal copying
Firm rules differ by product. Enter the current limits from your own agreement; the copier is a guard, not a compliance guarantee.
Copy signals to FTMO
MT5 automation with user-configured risk and drawdown limits.
FTMO workflow → Prop firmFundingPips copying rules
Check restrictions and account-specific exceptions before considering an MT5 copier.
Review FundingPips restrictions → Prop firmCopy signals to FundedNext
Configure account-level sizing, drawdown and time controls.
FundedNext workflow →Crypto exchange signal bots
Use exchange credentials without withdrawal permission and keep custody of your account.
Binance signal bot
Copy Telegram and Discord instructions to supported Binance workflows.
Binance setup → ExchangeBybit signal bot
Automate channel signals with your selected risk controls.
Bybit setup → ExchangeOKX signal bot
Connect supported OKX trading workflows without withdrawal scope.
OKX setup → ExchangeMEXC signal bot
Parse signal messages and apply account-level order rules.
MEXC setup → ExchangeBitget signal bot
Route authorized channel messages to configured Bitget trading.
Bitget setup → ExchangeKuCoin signal bot
Copy compatible crypto signals with position and risk controls.
KuCoin setup →Compare signal copier platforms
First-party comparisons that state where the alternative may be a better fit.
Signal Copier Pro vs Cornix
Compare Telegram, Discord, crypto, MT5 and product maturity.
Read comparison → ComparisonSignal Copier Pro vs 3Commas
Compare signal automation with broader crypto bot tooling.
Read comparison → ComparisonSignal Copier Pro vs WunderTrading
Compare supported sources, destinations and risk workflows.
Read comparison → ComparisonSignal Copier Pro vs TSCopier
Discord + crypto + MT5 vs a Telegram/MT4-cTrader copier.
Read comparison → ComparisonSignal Copier Pro vs TelegramFXCopier
Discord, crypto exchanges and prop-firm-safe sizing vs a Telegram-to-MT copier.
Read comparison → ComparisonSignal Copier Pro vs Copygram
Both AI-parse signals — we add Discord, crypto + MT5 and a live feed.
Read comparison →Prepare your signal-copying setup
Work through source access and risk settings before connecting a live account. Browse all signal automation guides.
Automate Telegram trading signals
Understand the steps between reading a channel message and sending an order.
Read Telegram guide → Discord setupAutomate Discord trading signals
Prepare your Discord source and review the signal-copying workflow.
Read Discord guide → Risk settingsRisk management for signal followers
Understand the limits of copying signals and plan your account risk controls.
Read risk guide →Product facts, tools and technical references
Verify current capabilities and limitations, calculate risk, or review what changed before connecting an account.
Product facts and limitations
Check supported sources, destinations, security controls and known limitations.
Verify product facts → Free toolPosition-size calculator
Estimate position size from balance, risk percentage, entry and stop-loss distance.
Open calculator → DevelopersAPI reference
Review authenticated endpoints, request formats and outgoing webhook behavior.
Read API reference → Release historyProduct changelog
See user-facing reliability, execution, risk-control and account changes.
Read changelog →Signal copying questions, answered
Common questions about copying Telegram and Discord signals to MT5 and crypto accounts.
How do I copy Telegram or Discord signals to MetaTrader 5?
Connect the Telegram or Discord channel you follow as a source, connect your MT5 account as a destination, and set your risk. From then on, each new signal is read automatically and placed on the MT5 desktop terminal — entry, stop loss and take-profit included — without you copying anything by hand.
Can I copy signals into a prop-firm or funded account?
Yes. Because execution runs on the standard MT5 desktop terminal, it works with any funded-account firm that gives you an MT5 login — no broker API is required. You enter your account's own rule set, and the software sizes and manages every trade to respect the loss limits you provide.
Which crypto exchanges can I auto-trade signals on?
Crypto signals can be routed to Binance, Bybit, MEXC, OKX, Bitget and KuCoin using their supported spot or futures workflows. You connect a trade-only API key (no withdrawal permission), and orders — including limit and stop entries — are placed automatically as signals arrive.
Do I have to keep my own computer running?
No. Reading channels, parsing signals, placing orders and managing open positions all run on Signal Copier Pro's infrastructure. Once your source and destination are connected, copying continues around the clock whether or not your device is on.
Can I control risk separately for each account?
Yes. Risk is set per market and per account, so a conservative funded account and a more aggressive personal account can follow the same channel with different sizing. Break-even, trailing stops and take-profit management can run on autopilot, and risk controls are available on every plan.
How is this different from a MetaTrader copy-trader or a Telegram-to-MT4 bridge?
A classic copy-trader mirrors one master account's trades. Signal Copier Pro instead reads written signals from the chat channels you already follow and turns them into your own risk-sized orders, using AI parsing rather than fixed keyword rules — so it handles entry zones, multiple take-profits, edits and replies that a rigid bridge would miss.