Troubleshooting
Guide contents
  1. Check channel state first
  2. Check parser and symbol reasons
  3. Check account and execution eligibility
  4. Start at the first missing stage
  5. Give support a useful, safe report

Check channel state first

Confirm the channel is connected, enabled, not paused, and allowed to execute under the current settings.

Check parser and symbol reasons

Unclear formats, unsupported symbols, missing stop loss, or blocked symbols can stop a signal before it reaches MT4 or MT5.

Check account and execution eligibility

A disconnected MT account, channel rule, or account-level problem can prevent routing. Check the recorded state and reason; there is no per-signal manual approval queue where a signal waits for you.

Start at the first missing stage

No message: check Telegram access and channel selection. Message but no parsed entry: review message completeness and status. Parsed entry but no command: check selected account, eligibility, symbols and limits. Command but no accepted order: review the broker error and account permissions.

Give support a useful, safe report

Include platform, approximate event time, affected channel and the displayed error/status. Remove passwords, OTPs, broker credentials and customer identifiers from screenshots. Do not retry an uncertain trade action until you have checked whether the broker already accepted it.

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