Telegram to MT5 Copier — Auto-Trade Signals on MetaTrader 5

MetaTrader 5 introduced netting accounts, depth-of-market, partial fills and a stricter symbol model than MT4. A naïve Telegram copier that was originally written for MT4 will often fail on MT5 hedging accounts — partial closes go wrong, multi-TP legs end up on the wrong side, and SL modifications are rejected by the platform. TeleFxBridge handles all of these explicitly: account mode is detected on EA initialization and the order routing logic switches accordingly.

Multi-TP signals (TP1, TP2, TP3) are split into independent positions on hedging accounts so each leg can be closed at its own target, while on netting accounts the EA tracks them virtually and closes the right fraction of the net position at each target. The break-even-after-TP1 setting is fully respected on both modes.

If you're running both MT4 and MT5 terminals on the same license key, your risk settings stay synchronized — change them once in the dashboard and both EAs pick up the new rules on their next poll. Trade history streams to a single Reports page so you can compare performance across platforms without spreadsheets.

For algorithmic prop-firm traders, MT5's tick-by-tick precision lets the EA respect tighter spread filters and faster execution paths than MT4 typically allows. Combined with the duplicate signal filter, this keeps you safe from the over-trading rules many funded-account programs enforce.