Send To Telegram
MetaTrader Telegram alerts for MT4/MT5 traders who need trade events, EA alerts, indicator alerts, account warnings and chart screenshots sent to Telegram.
- Real-time trade notifications (open/close/modify)
- Chart screenshot capture and delivery
- Custom alert message forwarding
What this product is built for
Send To Telegram turns MetaTrader activity into a readable Telegram operations feed. It can send trading alerts to Telegram for order events, account changes, chart screenshots, EA alerts, indicator alerts and custom messages without turning Telegram into an execution panel.
The value is visibility. Traders running VPS terminals, EAs, indicators, manual positions or prop firm accounts can see what happened without constantly opening MetaTrader. Delivery still depends on Telegram, WebRequest permissions, internet connectivity and terminal uptime.
Key Features
- Real-time trade notifications (open/close/modify)
- Chart screenshot capture and delivery
- Custom alert message forwarding
- Support for private chats, groups, and channels
- Configurable message templates
- Multi-language support
- Low latency delivery
- HTML/Markdown message formatting
What It Does NOT Do
- Does not place trades from Telegram
- Does not work without a Telegram Bot Token
- Not a signal copier
- Cannot send messages without internet connection
Who It's For
- Traders who want mobile monitoring
- Signal providers broadcasting to channels
- Anyone needing MetaTrader → Telegram bridge
Typical Use Cases
- Sending MetaTrader Telegram alerts for open, close, modify, pending-order and SL/TP events.
- Forwarding EA alerts and indicator alerts to a Telegram chat, group or channel.
- Attaching chart screenshots to important trading alerts so the context is visible on mobile.
- Creating account warnings and summary notifications for VPS, copier or prop firm workflows.
Workflow Fit
- Create a Telegram bot, capture the Bot Token and Chat ID, and test delivery before using the notifier live.
- Enable WebRequest in MetaTrader and decide which EA alerts, indicator alerts, screenshots and account events are worth sending.
- Use naming conventions per terminal or account so alerts stay actionable instead of becoming notification noise.
Deployment prerequisites
- Use the MetaTrader version and product build that match the supported MT4/MT5 badges.
- Create the Telegram bot, confirm chat or channel IDs, and allow MetaTrader WebRequest for the Telegram endpoint.
- Test first on demo, strategy tester, or a low-risk account before moving the workflow to production.
Setup checklist
- Create the Telegram bot, record the Bot Token and Chat ID, and test delivery to a private chat or channel before live use.
- Allow WebRequest for the Telegram endpoint in MetaTrader and verify screenshot quality on your VPS or local machine.
- Define which events deserve alerts so the channel stays actionable instead of becoming notification noise.
Buyer objections to check
- Decide whether you need simple trade notifications, chart screenshots, scheduled account summaries, or a full alert-routing layer.
- Check that Telegram delivery is acceptable for your latency, privacy, group-channel, and audit requirements.
- Remember that alerting improves visibility; it does not execute trades, correct entries, or replace account supervision.
Limits to understand
- Delivery depends on Telegram availability, internet connection, terminal uptime, and correct WebRequest permissions.
- Screenshots can fail or look wrong if the VPS display session, chart size, or terminal permissions are misconfigured.
- Do not send sensitive account data to shared channels unless the operational risk is understood.
Buyer FAQ
Do I need a Telegram bot?
Yes. You need a bot token and a chat or channel ID so MetaTrader knows where to send notifications.
Can it monitor several terminals?
Yes, but each terminal should have a clear destination channel or naming convention so messages remain easy to trace.
Does it place or manage trades?
No. It is an alert and reporting utility; trade execution and risk decisions remain in your EA, manual process, or separate management tool.