What Happens When Your Daily Loss Limit Trips in TTMT
The halt, the close-all sweep, what the timeline records, and how Resume differs from Recalibrate. Plus what a software halt on your account cannot promise.
Why a Telegram Signal Did Not Become a Trade on Your Account
When a signal copier skips a message, the reason is on record. Six causes, what each one looks like in the Signal Log, and the setting to change.
A Brief Network Fault Should Not Fail Your Trade
How TTMT keeps a momentary connection failure from costing you an order, and why an order with an unknown outcome is checked at the broker, never resent.
Ask Your AI Assistant About Your Trades, Read-Only
TTMT's read-only connector lets Claude or ChatGPT answer questions about your own trades, signals, and channels. It can never place or change a trade.
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.