How It Works articles
Under the marketing, a signal copier is a pipeline. These posts open it up step by step and say which parts are worth spending engineering time on.
A provider presses send, and under two seconds later orders exist at your broker. The walk-through of that path names every step and where the time goes. Others cover what runs afterwards: the monitoring that has to notice a broker closing a position on its own, the two-phase check that catches a missing decimal place in a posted price before it reaches your account, and the MT4 and MT5 differences that matter when software places the trades. Settings and reference material live in the TTMT docs.
7 articles in this category
Anatomy of a Telegram-to-MetaTrader Trade in 2026: From Raw Alert to 36-Order Execution
How a Telegram signal becomes a fully managed MetaTrader trade in 2026: the parser, the sanitizer, the router, and 36 adaptive orders. A deep look inside TTMT.
MT4 or MT5 for Signal Copying?
The differences that actually affect an automated signal setup: hedging versus netting, partial closes, pending order types, and what your broker will give you.
How TTMT Catches a Signal With a Decimal Error In It
Providers make typos. A missing decimal place turns a stop into a disaster. Here is the two-phase check that runs on every number before it reaches your broker.
What Happens in the Two Seconds After a Signal Posts
Parse, sanitize, size, route, place. A step-by-step walk through TTMT's execution path, and which parts of it are actually the slow ones.
Your Broker Password Never Reaches Us
How TTMT's credential handling works: scoped tokens instead of master keys, encryption at rest, and a separate secret for every user's container.
How TTMT Watches a Trade After It's Placed
Four independent things can close a position in TTMT, and none of them trusts the other three. Here is why a trade-monitoring system needs redundancy.
How TTMT Works: From Signal Parsing to Automated Trading
A simple breakdown of how TTMT automates everything – from receiving Telegram signals to executing trades on MetaTrader.