1. Read this before using automation
Trading foreign exchange, contracts for difference, commodities, indices, digital assets, and other leveraged or volatile products is highly risky. You can lose some or all of the money in an account and, depending on the product, broker, and applicable protections, may lose more than the amount initially deposited.
Telegram To MT4/MT5 Copier automates parts of a workflow; it does not remove market, leverage, operational, technology, fraud, counterparty, or legal risk. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
2. Software provider only
Raiverr Digital is a company established in Malaysia, provides software, and does not hold a financial-services licence. We are not a broker, dealer, investment adviser, commodity trading adviser, portfolio manager, signal provider, exchange, custodian, fiduciary, or tax adviser. We do not hold customer trading funds, choose your trades, or determine whether a product or strategy is suitable for you.
Nothing on the website, dashboard, client, documentation, blog, chat, email, backtester, or support channel is personalised financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Obtain independent professional advice where appropriate.
3. Signal-source risk
A Telegram message can be false, fraudulent, incomplete, late, edited, deleted, ambiguous, mistyped, or unsuitable for your account. A channel's identity, history, screenshots, subscriber count, or claimed performance may be misleading. Social-media promoters, affiliates, signal sellers, and copy-trading providers may have undisclosed conflicts or may present unrealistic or guaranteed returns. Raiverr Digital does not endorse, verify, or monitor the quality, legality, authorship, or performance of a signal source merely because the Service can connect to it.
You are responsible for permission to access the source and for independently evaluating every provider and instruction.
4. Parsing and automation risk
Rules-based or AI-assisted parsing can misunderstand symbols, direction, entry type, volume, stop loss, take profit, ranges, decimals, edits, replies, or language. Messages may be processed out of order or more than once. A command may be missed, delayed, rejected, duplicated, or applied to the wrong configured account or symbol.
AI Recognition and other automated features are probabilistic and can produce incorrect output even when a message looks clear. Human review, conservative defaults, allowlists, maximum-volume controls, and testing can reduce but not eliminate this risk.
5. Execution and broker risk
The price shown in a signal is not a guaranteed execution price. Network delay, market movement, spreads, gaps, liquidity, requotes, slippage, minimum distances, symbol suffixes, contract sizes, margin rules, trading hours, broker restrictions, partial fills, and platform settings can change or prevent an order. Fees, commissions, swaps, financing, conversion charges, and taxes can also materially change the result.
Stop-loss, take-profit, trailing, break-even, grid, and close instructions are not guaranteed. In fast or illiquid markets, a protective order may execute at a materially different price or not execute when expected. Your broker, not Raiverr Digital, holds the trading account and decides whether and how an order is accepted.
Broker protections vary by country, account classification, and provider. An offshore, unregulated, professional, or otherwise differently classified account may not receive leverage limits, negative-balance protection, client-money safeguards, compensation-scheme coverage, or dispute remedies available to some retail customers. A broker may fail, freeze an account, reject a withdrawal, alter its terms, or become insolvent.
6. Leverage, sizing, and correlation
Leverage magnifies gains and losses. A lot size that is small for one symbol, broker, contract specification, or account currency can be large for another. Multiple signals may create correlated exposure, concentration, cascading margin calls, or liquidation.
You are responsible for checking contract specifications, account equity, free margin, maximum exposure, daily loss, drawdown, number of open positions, and all sizing rules. A software limit is an aid, not a substitute for broker-side controls and active supervision.
7. Technology and mode risk
Automation depends on services and equipment that can fail: Telegram, internet and mobile networks, DNS, hosting, MetaAPI, Windows, a VPS, MetaTrader, expert advisors, WebRequest, broker servers, credentials, APIs, clocks, storage, and power. Maintenance, software updates, antivirus, firewalls, sleep settings, expired sessions, or revoked access can interrupt execution.
Cloud mode and Windows Client mode are separate paths. An unintended mode, stale client, duplicated setup, or conflicting local and cloud execution can prevent activity or contribute to duplicate activity. Confirm the selected mode and monitor the dashboard, client, MetaTrader journal, and broker account.
8. Credential and account risk
Anyone who obtains a Telegram session, MetaAPI token, website session, broker credential, remote-desktop credential, or access to your device may be able to view data or affect connected workflows. Use unique credentials, least-privilege access, secure devices, and prompt revocation after suspected exposure.
Raiverr Digital cannot reverse a trade or guarantee recovery of funds lost through a compromised broker, signal source, Telegram account, device, or third-party service.
9. Backtests, demos, and historical results
Backtests, simulations, demo accounts, examples, screenshots, win rates, hypothetical returns, and historical performance have limitations. They may omit spread changes, slippage, latency, liquidity, rejected orders, fees, financing, taxes, data errors, psychology, and execution differences. Past or simulated performance does not guarantee future results.
Demo testing is strongly recommended but cannot reproduce every live-market condition.
10. Regulatory, broker, and tax responsibility
Automated trading, copying signals, accessing particular instruments, and using a third-party provider may be restricted or regulated where you live, where your broker is established, or where the account is held. Website availability or technical compatibility does not establish legality or regulatory approval.
You are responsible for applicable law, sanctions, export controls, broker and funded-account rules, reporting, tax, recordkeeping, and permissions. A broker or prop firm may prohibit expert advisors, copy trading, latency-sensitive methods, shared signals, or particular strategies. The Service is not offered in Israel, and availability elsewhere remains subject to these legal and provider restrictions.
11. Practical precautions
Understand the instrument, strategy, signal source, broker, and every copier setting before enabling automation. Test each channel, symbol mapping, account, and execution mode in a demo or otherwise limited-risk environment. Start with conservative size and limits, and never assume a default value is suitable for your account.
Use broker-side protections and independent alerts where available. Monitor live accounts and keep a documented method to disable automation quickly. Review execution logs and broker statements rather than relying on the dashboard alone, and stop and investigate unexpected behaviour instead of assuming it will self-correct.
12. Your decision
By enabling a copier connection or automatic execution, you acknowledge that you understand these risks and accept responsibility for the sources, accounts, settings, supervision, and trading outcomes you choose. If you do not understand a feature or cannot accept the possibility of loss or malfunction, do not use it with a live account.
For a product-operation question, use our online contact form and begin the message with Trading risk question, or contact support@telegramtomt5copier.com manually. Support cannot tell you what to trade or what risk is suitable for you.
