Turn your signal channel into a premium execution product.
SignalGate gives your members the missing next step: review the setup, choose their risk setting and send the approved plan to MT5 without rebuilding every order by hand. It runs under your brand and turns the signals you already deliver into a complete premium add-on.
Each member chooses. Raw Telegram text never reaches MetaTrader.
A Telegram message delivers the signal. It does not complete the customer experience.
After your best work lands, the customer still has to switch apps, find the market, retype the direction, entry, stop and targets, choose risk and manage the plan. That is where a valuable service can become awkward to use—and where avoidable questions begin.
- 01Your signal becomes manual admin for the customer
- 02One mistyped level can create a different order from the plan you sent
- 03Generic copiers move the product experience away from your brand
- 04When something fails, you lack a shared event record
SignalGate turns the same structured signals you already publish into an experience members can see, control and choose to add to their service.
They are not paying for another signal. They are paying to make your signals easier to use.
The add-on removes repeated manual work while preserving the decision that matters: whether the member wants to act on this setup at all.
A useful signal followed by a manual rebuild
- Read and interpret the Telegram message
- Switch to MT5 and find the correct market
- Retype the direction, entry, stop and targets
- Recheck every number before submitting
- Wonder whether the action opened, failed or expired
A joined-up signal-to-execution experience
- Review one co-branded card with the complete plan
- Use the member’s configured risk setting
- Approve or ignore this individual setup
- Send only structured, validated data to the demo EA
- Receive reported execution and management events
You bring the signal and audience. We bring the execution product.
SignalGate maps one supported format, co-brands the member journey and supplies the EA, backend controls and event recording. You can test demand with selected demo users before deciding whether it deserves a wider launch.
We map one format
Together we define the supported symbol, direction, entry, initial stop and target structure for your signals.
We build your journey
SignalGate configures co-branded trade cards, the demo EA and the controls around your agreed workflow.
You invite a small cohort
Selected members experience the upgrade on demo accounts and approve or ignore each setup individually. No approval means no command.
We decide from evidence
Review member uptake, reported execution events and support demand before agreeing any wider launch.
Stop competing only on calls. Own the workflow around them.
You have already built the expensive assets: an audience, trust, signals and distribution. SignalGate adds a co-branded product layer that gives members a clear reason to upgrade—and makes your service harder to compare with another Telegram channel on signals alone.
A new premium add-on
Offer a useful execution upgrade to the members you already reach—without inventing another signal product.
A real reason to upgrade
The difference is tangible: members move from receiving a message to using a complete, controlled execution workflow.
Your own customer-facing offer
Your dedicated customer page, trade cards and member onboarding are co-branded. SignalGate powers the layer behind the provider relationship you own.
A stronger differentiator
Signal formats are easy to imitate. A working, supported signal-to-execution experience is much harder to replicate.
Clearer support evidence
Signal, approval, delivery and reported EA events stay connected by ID, giving both sides a clearer account of what happened.
No software team to build
SignalGate supplies the EA, infrastructure, workflow and technical onboarding. You focus on the service and audience you already know.
Execution assistance without blanket auto-copying.
The pilot is demo-only. The safeguards reduce avoidable workflow errors, but they do not remove market, broker, connectivity or operational risk.
Member approval first
Every setup requires a separate decision. Approval is not carried over to later signals.
Initial stop required
An approved command cannot be created without a structured initial stop loss.
Duplicate-command protection
One approval maps to one command, and the EA tracks commands already processed.
Signal expiry
Expired signals and commands are blocked rather than chased after the intended window.
Provider pause
New command creation can be paused centrally while an issue is investigated.
Failure reporting
The EA reports whether an approved action succeeded or failed; broker execution is never assumed.
Apply for pricing tailored to your signal service.
Every provider has a different audience, signal format, workflow and support requirement. We review those details before presenting a tailored pilot proposal and commercial terms.
- Built around your existing service. We map the proposal to your audience, format and customer journey.
- No generic public tariff. You receive a proposal based on the pilot you actually need.
- Validate demand before scaling. Start with a small demo cohort, review adoption and support load, then decide whether to launch more widely.
- Clear scope before launch. Responsibilities, support boundaries and commercial terms are agreed before the pilot proceeds.
Your proposal is based on your service, audience and pilot scope
- Provider-specific scope
- Commercial proposal after review
- No payment details to apply
- No obligation to launch
Tell us how your service works and what you want the add-on to achieve. We will assess fit and contact you directly with the proposed scope, pricing and next steps.
Evidence about delivery—not promises about returns.
Each provider-submitted signal and subsequent system event receives an ID and timestamp. Amendments and corrections remain visible in the event record.
- What was submitted—the structured market, direction, stop and targets.
- What the member chose—approved, ignored, duplicate-blocked or expired.
- What the system reported—delivery, execution, failure and management events.
The ledger documents what was submitted and how SignalGate handled it. It is not an independent audit, a broker statement, verification of profitability or a guarantee of future results.
Built for established services that can support a controlled pilot.
Structured signals and an engaged MT5 audience
You already have the trust and distribution. SignalGate adds a premium execution journey and the underlying technical controls.
- Paid or highly engaged Telegram community
- Repeatable signal format with a hard initial stop
- Meaningful MT5 usage among members
- Willing to preserve failures, losses and corrections in the record
Unrestricted automation or performance promises
SignalGate is not a route for turning any free-form message into a live order or making profitability claims.
- Signals without an initial stop loss
- Mostly unstructured commentary
- Trading without per-trade member approval
- Guaranteed-return, win-rate or lifestyle marketing
See whether members value the upgrade before a wider launch.
Start with selected members, one agreed format and demo accounts only. Review demand, support and system reports before deciding whether to scale.
The commercial questions answered plainly.
Why would my members want this?
They receive convenience, control and visibility around the signals they already value: one structured co-branded card, no repeated manual transfer of supported fields, an Approve or Ignore decision for every setup and a reported status from the demo EA. It improves the workflow; it does not promise better fills or returns.
How do I get provider pricing?
Complete the provider application with details about your service, audience and preferred workflow. We will assess fit and contact you directly with a tailored pilot proposal and pricing.
What shapes the proposal?
The proposal reflects your signal format, audience, required customer journey, onboarding needs, support responsibilities and the scope of the initial demo cohort.
Does applying commit me to a launch?
No. The application requests a review and tailored proposal. It does not require payment details or oblige either side to proceed.
Does SignalGate take over my signals, brand or audience?
No. You remain the signal provider and keep the core customer relationship. Your members receive a dedicated co-branded offer page and journey built around your provider identity. Data, communications, support and termination responsibilities are agreed before the pilot.
How much work will my team have to do?
You provide the signal service, help select and communicate with the cohort, promote the optional upgrade and remain the first contact for your community. SignalGate maps the supported format and supplies the trade-card workflow, EA, backend controls, event recording and agreed technical escalation path.
Can we pause or stop the pilot?
New command creation can be paused centrally. Either party can decide not to proceed to a wider launch under the agreed terms. Any open demo positions still require orderly management or closure rather than abruptly disabling their management workflow.
Does it place trades automatically?
Not as blanket auto-copying. Every supported signal requires a separate member approval before a one-time command can be created. Choosing Ignore, letting it expire or doing nothing creates no command.
Can SignalGate convert any Telegram message?
No. The pilot supports agreed deterministic formats containing the required structured fields. Ambiguous or incomplete messages are rejected rather than guessed.
What happens if MT5 or the broker rejects an order?
The EA attempts each approved action through the connected broker and records success or failure. Orders can still be delayed, rejected, partially processed or filled differently because of price movement, spreads, account settings, connectivity or broker rules.
Does the event ledger verify profitability?
No. It documents what was submitted and how the system handled it. It is not an independent audit, broker statement, verification of profitability or guarantee of future results.
Who is responsible for marketing and regulatory compliance?
Each party remains responsible for its activities and obligations. Provider onboarding includes intended territories, regulatory status, promotion review, customer disclosures, data roles and prohibited claims. The demo-only pilot does not by itself determine or remove any legal or regulatory obligation.
Your members value your signals. Give them a better way to act on them.
Apply for a tailored proposal for a co-branded execution add-on, starting with selected demo users and an agreed signal format.
Apply for pricing