Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your own trading
TTMT publishes a read-only connector built on MCP, the Model Context Protocol. You add one URL to Claude or ChatGPT, sign in with your TTMT account, and from then on you can ask plain questions about your own trading – "how did today go?", "why wasn't that signal traded?", "which channel is actually losing me money?" – and get the answer from your real trades instead of a guess.
It reads. That is the whole of it. The connector has no tool that can open, change or close a trade, no way to touch a setting, and no way to move money, so there is nothing to be careful about when you hand it to an assistant.
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What people actually ask it
You do not learn a query language or pick a tool. You ask, the assistant works out which parts of your account it needs, reads them, and answers with the numbers attached.
- "Give me my morning trading summary."
- "Why didn't my last EURUSD signal get traded?"
- "How does my Aggressive profile compare to Balanced over the last month?"
- "Which of my accounts are halted right now?"
- "Am I a better trader in the London or the New York session?"
- "If I got a XAUUSD BUY signal now, what would my order plan look like?"
The last one is worth a word. It asks TTMT to compute the exact order plan your current settings would produce for a signal that has not arrived – the layers, the sizes, the targets. It is a calculation and nothing is placed, which makes it a safe way to find out what a settings change would really do before you make it.
Connecting takes about a minute
1. Copy the connector URL
One address, the same in every client:
https://app.telegramtometatrader.com/api/mcp/mcp2. Add it to Claude or ChatGPT
In Claude it is a custom connector in settings. In ChatGPT, custom connectors sit behind developer mode, so you switch that on once first. Either way you paste the URL and sign in with your normal TTMT account – there is no API key and no second password.
3. Approve read-only access
A consent screen shows what is being granted. Approve it and you are connected. Remove the connector from your AI client whenever you like; access stops on the next request, because every request is re-checked rather than trusted to a stored session.
Step-by-step instructions per client, including the exact menus, are in the MCP documentation.
It is not tied to one AI company
MCP is an open standard, which is the point of using it. The same connector answers to whichever assistant you already pay for, and to two at once if you want.
- ChatGPT
Through developer mode, on a paid plan. One extra switch in ChatGPT's settings, then the same URL and sign-in as everywhere else.
- claude.ai
Settings, connectors, add a custom connector. About a minute, once per sign-in.
- Claude Desktop
The same custom-connector flow as the web app, in the desktop client.
- Claude Code
One terminal command adds it, and the first use opens the sign-in.
- Anything else that speaks MCP
Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 is the whole requirement. Point your client at the URL and it walks you through the rest.
Why handing this to an AI is safe
Letting a language model near a trading account sounds like the beginning of a bad story. The reason it is not is structural rather than a promise: the connector ships twenty tools and every one of them is a read. There is no place-order tool to call, no close-position tool, no change-setting tool. An assistant that decided to do something rash would find it had nothing to do it with.
Access is your own TTMT sign-in, granted through a consent screen that names read-only access, and re-verified on every single request rather than held open in a session. The connector can only reach your account – not another user's, under any phrasing of any question.
What you do with the answers is still yours. Anything the assistant suggests changing, you change yourself in the dashboard, deliberately. That is the seam we wanted: an assistant that is very good at reading months of your own trading history back to you, and completely incapable of acting on it.
Getting access
It comes with an active TTMT subscription and costs nothing extra. Open Connectors in your dashboard, copy the URL, and paste it into whichever assistant you use – there is nothing to install and no key to manage. Essential includes a daily allowance of about three questions; Pro and above have no daily cap.
Requests are limited to 60 a minute per user across every client you connect, which is generous for conversation and firm enough to keep one enthusiastic assistant from monopolising the server.
Questions people ask about it
Can ChatGPT read my trading account?
It can read a TTMT account you connect yourself, and only that. TTMT publishes a read-only MCP connector, and ChatGPT reaches it through developer mode: you paste one URL, sign in with your TTMT account, and approve read-only access. From then on it can answer questions about your own trades, positions, performance, settings and risk status. It cannot place, change or close a trade.
Does this work with Claude as well?
Yes, and with claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code specifically. It is the same connector URL and the same sign-in in each. MCP is an open standard, so any client that speaks Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 can connect – you are not tied to one AI vendor, and you can connect more than one at a time.
Can the AI actually trade for me?
No. The connector contains no tool that writes anything. It cannot open, modify or close a position, cannot change a setting, and cannot move money, because those actions do not exist in it – this is not a permission you could grant by mistake. If an assistant ever claims it placed a trade for you through TTMT, it is wrong.
What can it actually see?
Twenty read-only tools covering your accounts, trades, positions, signals (including the ones that were never traded), performance, channels, profiles, settings and daily-loss-limit history, plus seven reference resources and seven guided prompts such as a morning review or a weekly report. It can also compute a preview of the order plan a hypothetical signal would produce under your current settings – a calculation, with no trade placed.
Can it see other people's trading data?
No. Every request is signed in as you and re-checked on our server before it returns anything, so the connector can only ever reach your own account. There is no shared view and no cross-account access.
Do I need an API key?
No. You sign in with the same TTMT account you use for the dashboard, through a standard OAuth flow, and approve a read-only consent screen. There is no separate MCP password or key to create, store or rotate, and you can disconnect from your AI client at any time.
Are there usage limits?
Requests are capped at 60 per minute per user, shared across every AI client you connect. On the Essential plan the connector also allows about 25 tool calls a day, roughly three questions, resetting at midnight UTC; Pro and above have no daily cap.
How do I get access?
It comes with an active TTMT subscription, at no extra cost. Open Connectors in your dashboard, copy the connector URL, and add it to Claude or ChatGPT – about a minute's work, with nothing to install. Essential includes a daily allowance of roughly three questions; Pro and above are uncapped.
Where to go next
Read the full MCP guide for the tool catalog and the per-client setup, see what TTMT does with your signals in the first place, or browse Telegram channels with tracked results to see the data an assistant would be reading.
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