9:41
Today
BUY XAUUSD @ 2358.0
SL 2352.0
TP1 2364 · TP2 2371 · TP3 23809:41 ✓✓
SL 2352.0
TP1 2364 · TP2 2371 · TP3 23809:41 ✓✓
parse enginereading intent
REGEXAI · premium
symbolXAUUSD
sideBUY
entry2358.0
sl2352.0
tp 1·2·364/71/80
lot · risk 1%0.42
9:41
Open position
● BUY XAUUSD+$18.40
LOT
0.42
ENTRY
2358.0
PRICE
2362.4
filled ~40 msspread guard ✓
Features
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Reads any Telegram channel, group or bot | Public or private — as long as you have access to the messages. |
| Executes on MT4 & MT5 | Sends market or pending orders to your terminal in milliseconds. |
| Automatic lot sizing | Fixed lot, risk-percent of balance, or money-based — your rule, applied to every trade. |
| Stop-loss & multiple targets | Places SL and TP1/TP2/TP3, with a partial close booked at each target. |
| Break-even & trailing stop | Move SL to entry after TP1, then trail the rest — fully configurable. |
| Symbol & suffix mapping | Maps “GOLD/XAUUSD”, “US30”, “BTCUSD” and more to your broker’s exact symbol and suffix. |
| Multi-channel | Copy several channels at the same time, each with its own rules. |
| Smart signal filters | Ignore edits/updates, take only new signals, or only chosen symbols and sessions. |
| Handles follow-up messages | Reacts to “close now”, “move SL to entry” or “book profit” style updates after the entry. |
| Spread & slippage guard | Skips or adjusts entry if the spread or price has moved beyond your limit. |
| Live logs & error alerts | Every trade is logged and you’re pinged the moment anything is skipped. |
| Runs on your own account | Your broker, your terminal, your keys — full control stays with you. |
Regex parser vs AI parser
This copier comes in two engine options. Both place trades the same way — the difference is how they read the signal message.
| What matters | Regex parser Standard | AI message parser Premium |
|---|---|---|
| How it reads a signal | Fixed pattern rules (regular expressions) | An AI language model reads the meaning — ChatGPT/OpenAI, Groq, Gemini, Claude or DeepSeek |
| Best for | Channels that always post in one clean, consistent format | Messy, human-typed or frequently-changing signals |
| Mixed Hindi/English & emojis | Limited | Handles it easily |
| New or unusual wording | Needs a rule update | Understands automatically |
| Many formats at once | One rule set per format | Reads them all together |
| Extra running cost | None — no API | Small per-message AI API cost |
| Internet / API dependency | None — fully local logic | Needs AI API access |
| Setup time | Fastest for standard formats | Slightly more (add an API key) |
| Accuracy on odd signals | Depends on the rules | Higher — reads intent |
| Recommended for | Budget / fixed-format channels | Serious & multi-channel traders |
Not sure which to pick? If your channel always posts in the same clean format, the Regex version is perfect and cheaper to run. If your signals are human-typed, mixed Hindi/English, or the format keeps changing, the AI version is well worth it.