The EA monitors the terminal for order events, including executions and partial closes, and transmits the details to a Telegram group or channel using the Telegram Bot API. It offers customizable alerts with options for mobile push notifications, email alerts, and automated chart screenshots. While the README mentions trade copying, the primary function is acting as a signal broadcaster for remote monitoring. Users must provide their own API token and channel credentials to enable the connection.
Real-time trade notifications via Telegram
Automated chart screenshot capture
Support for mobile push and email alerts
Monitoring of order modifications and partial closes
Read from TelegramAlert_MT4.mq4. Defaults are the author's; change them in the EA's Inputs tab.
Name
Type
Default
Description
InpChannelName
string
@myPublicGroupName
Channel Name
InpToken
string
insert telegram bot API here
Token
mySigalname
string
Enter my signal name
_template
string
TemplateName e.g ADX
AlertonTelegram
bool
true
UseFormat_forCopier
bool
false
SendScreenShot
bool
false
ScreenShotTimeFrame
ENUM_TIMEFRAMES
PERIOD_CURRENT
MobileNotification
bool
false
EmailNotification
bool
false
How to install it
1Download the sourceUse "Download source (.zip)" above, or clone sholafalana/MT5-MT4-Telegram-API-Bot from GitHub, and unzip it.
2Open the data folderIn MetaTrader choose File, then Open Data Folder, and go to MQL4/Experts.
3Copy the filesCopy the .mq4 file into Experts, and any .mqh files into the Include folder the code expects.
4Compile in MetaEditorOpen the file in MetaEditor and press Compile. Fix any missing includes the compiler reports.
5Test before you tradeRun it in the Strategy Tester, then attach it to a demo chart and allow algorithmic trading.
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