EA Configuration Guide

Some brokers have prefixes with their pair names. For example, if your broker shows 'oct.GBPJPY', you need to type 'oct.' in this field. Leave empty if not needed.

Some brokers have suffixes with their pair names. For example, if your broker shows 'GBPJPY.m' or 'EURUSD.pro', you need to type '.m' or '.pro' in this field. Leave empty if not needed.

If you want to skip adding prefix/suffix for specific symbols, list them here separated by commas. Example: BTCUSD,ETHUSD,XAUUSD.Cash

Symbols that you never want to trade, regardless of signals received. Comma-separated list. Example: XAUUSD,NAS100,BTCUSD

Whitelist of symbols you want to trade. If empty, all symbols are allowed (except excluded ones). Example: EURUSD,GBPUSD,USDJPY

When using RISK_FIXED mode, this is the lot size that will be used for every trade. Default: 0.01 (micro lot). Example: 0.1 = 10,000 units

When using RISK_PERCENT mode, this is the percentage of your account balance you want to risk per trade. Default: 2.0%. The EA calculates lot size automatically based on SL distance. Example: With $10,000 balance and 2% risk, you risk $200 per trade.

When using RISK_AMOUNT mode, this is the fixed dollar amount you want to risk per trade. The EA calculates lot size automatically based on SL distance. Example: 100.0 means you risk $100 on every trade regardless of account size.

Flip all signals: BUY becomes SELL, SELL becomes BUY. Also reverses STOP/LIMIT orders. Use this if you want to trade opposite to your signal provider. Default: false

Adjust the entry price by X pips. Positive number adds pips for BUY (higher entry) and subtracts for SELL (lower entry). Negative number does the opposite. Example: +5 means BUY at 5 pips above signal price. Default: 0

Adjust the stop loss by X pips. Positive number moves SL further away (more risk), negative moves it closer (less risk). Example: +10 gives you 10 extra pips of breathing room. Default: 0

Adjust ALL take profit levels by X pips. Positive number moves TPs further away (higher targets), negative moves them closer (quicker exits). Example: +20 adds 20 pips to each TP level. Default: 0

Override the signal's stop loss with your own fixed SL in pips. Useful when your provider's SL is too wide or too tight. Set to 0 to use signal's SL. Example: 50 = always use 50 pips SL regardless of signal

Override each TP level with your own fixed TP in pips. Useful for standardizing targets across all signals. Set to 0 to use signal's TP. Example: TP1=30, TP2=60, TP3=100

Enable Risk:Reward ratio mode to automatically calculate TP levels based on SL distance. When enabled, TPs are calculated as: TP = SL distance × RR ratio. Example: If SL is 50 pips and RRRatioTP1=2.0, then TP1=100 pips. Default: false

If OrderSend fails (due to broker errors, requotes, etc.), the EA will retry this many times before giving up. Useful for poor connections or busy markets. Default: 3. Set to 0 to disable retries.

Force all orders to execute at current market price, even if the signal specifies a pending order (LIMIT/STOP). Useful if you always want immediate execution. Default: false

Skip signals that don't include a stop loss. Safety feature to ensure all trades have protection. Recommended: true. Default: false

Skip signals that don't include any take profit levels. Ensures all trades have exit targets. Default: false

Prevent opening duplicate trades on the same symbol if you already have an open position. Helps avoid overexposure to one pair. Default: false

Price tolerance in pips for determining if a pending order should become a market order. If signal entry price is within X pips of current market, execute as market order. Default: 7 pips

Maximum allowed spread in points before placing a trade. If current spread exceeds this, the trade is skipped. Helps avoid trading during high volatility. Default: 9000 (essentially disabled). Example: 30 = 3 pips max spread for 5-digit broker

Maximum allowed slippage in points when placing market orders. Order will fail if slippage exceeds this. Default: 9000 (essentially disabled). Example: 50 = 5 pips max slippage

Automatically move stop loss to breakeven (entry price + BreakevenPips) when profit reaches MoveSlAfterXPips. Protects your capital once trade is in profit. Default: false

When profit reaches this many pips, move SL to breakeven (entry + BreakevenPips). Only works if EnableBreakeven=true. Example: 20 = move to BE after 20 pips profit. Default: 0

Buffer pips to add when moving SL to breakeven. Protects against spread and commission. Example: Entry at 1.1000, BreakevenPips=2, SL moved to 1.1002 (for BUY). Default: 0 pips

Enable trailing stop to automatically move SL as price moves in your favor. Locks in profits while letting winners run. Default: false

Minimum profit in pips before trailing starts. Once trade reaches this profit, trailing activates. Example: 20 = start trailing after 20 pips profit. Default: 5

Move SL every X pips of profit. Smaller values = more frequent updates, larger values = less frequent. Example: 5 = update SL every 5 pips. Default: 1

Restrict trading to specific hours and days of the week. Useful for avoiding low-liquidity periods or news events. Default: false

Start time for trading window in HH:MM format (24-hour). Only accepts signals after this time. Example: '08:00' = start trading at 8 AM. Default: '01:00'

End time for trading window in HH:MM format (24-hour). Stops accepting signals after this time. Example: '17:00' = stop trading at 5 PM. Default: '23:00'

Enable or disable trading on specific days of the week. Set to true to allow trading on that day, false to skip. Useful for avoiding weekends or specific days. All default to true.

Custom comment to add to all trades opened by the EA. Helps identify EA trades in your history. Example: 'TSM_Signal' or 'Telegram_Copy'. Leave empty for no comment.

Unique identifier for trades opened by this EA instance. Allows multiple EAs to run on same account without interfering. Default: 12345. Use different numbers for different EA instances.

How often (in seconds) the EA checks for new signals from the desktop app. Lower = more responsive but more server load. Default: 2 seconds. Minimum: 1 second.