If you run a demo account, a live account and a prop challenge at the same time, you already know the problem. The signal lands once. You have to place it three times, at three different sizes, on three different balances, inside the same thirty seconds. Most people give up and trade one account properly while the other two drift.
That stops today. You can connect several MetaTrader accounts to TTMT and broadcast the same signal to all of them, each with its own position sizing. One message in, one trade per account out, sized against that account's own balance rather than a number you copied from the last one.
How the routing actually works
Each account gets its own assignment to each channel. An assignment is either active or paused, and that setting is what decides whether a signal reaches that account. So you can follow the same gold channel on your live account and your prop account, pause the prop one on the day you are close to a drawdown limit, and leave the live one running. Nothing else changes.
Sizing is resolved per account, not copied. A 1% risk on a $500 demo and a 1% risk on a $50,000 funded account produce different lot sizes from the same signal, which is the entire point. You set the rule once per account and the engine solves the volume for each.
Extra account slots are on your billing page. The first one is included with your plan.
The Explore directory
The second thing in this release is a channel directory you can read before you connect anything. Every channel in it is ranked by what it has actually done: seven-day sparklines, aggregate win rates, and a full chronological history of its signals rather than a screenshot someone chose.
I built this because the honest answer to "which channel should I follow" is that nobody knows, and the industry's answer is a testimonial nobody can check. A chronological record is not a recommendation. It is just the record, and it is more than most providers will give you.
Daily risk limits, and a kill switch that acts
Set a daily loss limit on an account and TTMT halts trading on that account when it is hit. Not a warning. It stops.
Two things about the halt are worth knowing before you rely on it. Every halt writes an audit record, so you can go back afterwards and see what tripped it and when, instead of reconstructing the day from memory. And resuming is deliberately narrow: pressing Resume lifts the halt and keeps your session counters where they were. If you have deposited or withdrawn and want the baseline moved, that is a separate action you choose on purpose. A resume that quietly zeroes the day's loss is a resume that lets you bust the account twice.
The Signal
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Smaller things in the same release
Telegram channels are unlimited on every plan, so there is no counting and no add-on to buy.
Execution schedules are set on a grid, in your own timezone, so you can switch an account off during the Asian session without doing UTC arithmetic at midnight.
Order comments and deal reasons no longer carry anything that identifies TTMT. Your trades look native to your broker and your prop firm, which is how it should have been from the start.
When a deeper entry layer fills, your Layer 1 orders now lock to the first take profit, so a trade that retraced into your lower layers can reach breakeven sooner rather than holding out for a target the move no longer supports.
You can preview a trade before committing to the settings behind it, which is the fastest way to find out that your risk percentage means something different from what you assumed.
Real-time trade notifications now come through the Telegram bot, so the confirmation arrives in the same app the signal did.
What to do with it
If you have been running one account because managing more by hand was not realistic, connect the second one and give it a smaller risk percentage than your first. Watch a week of both. The comparison is the most useful thing you will learn about your own settings, and it costs you nothing but the slot.
Start a free 7-day trial at telegramtometatrader.com, or read how signal parsing and execution fit together.
