Multi-TP and Telegram-Specific Entry Rules

Multi-TP and Telegram-specific entry rules

Telegram connections have extra trade-logic controls that do not apply the same way to every other master type. These settings decide how entry ranges, max pips from entry, missing SL or TP values, and multiple take-profit levels should behave.

Entry-zone handling

The current Telegram-specific settings let you choose how to interpret an entry zone, such as using the highest price, lowest price, or middle price when a signal gives a range instead of one exact number.

Only Take Entries Inside Entry Zone helps stop copying when the receiver is already too far away from the intended range.
Only trade if within max pips from entry adds a stricter distance guard for drifted entries.

Stop loss and take profit rules

Copy SL controls whether stop-loss values from the signal should be applied.
Ignore Signals With No SL can block trades that do not include a stop loss.
Ignore Signals With No TP can block trades that do not include any take-profit level.

Multi-TP behavior

Many Telegram providers use TP1, TP2, TP3, and so on. The current Telegram settings let you decide which TP levels should be copied and whether risk should be split across them.

Start simple if you are still validating a new provider.
Only enable more advanced multi-TP behavior after you have confirmed that parsed TP levels and copied outcomes match your intent.