# KoreSignal

> KoreSignal automates the Telegram trading signals you already follow, on your own MetaTrader 4 or 5. An AI reads your signal channels, filters the noise, decides which messages are actually worth trading, and executes them on your account inside the loss limits you set — reaching a limit alerts you instantly and triggers the action you chose: pause, close everything, or alert only. Works with any MetaTrader broker, no VPS to rent, no broker password, flat subscription with no performance fees.

KoreSignal is a tool, not a broker, fund manager, or financial advisor. It does not produce or sell signals: the user is already subscribed to third-party Telegram channels, and KoreSignal executes and protects. It runs against the user's own MetaTrader terminal: it can place orders but can never log in, withdraw, or move funds. The user is solely responsible for the channels they follow, their risk settings, and every trade. Trading is high-risk and may result in loss. KoreSignal does not trade binary options.

The site is available in English (`/en`), Spanish (`/es`), and Portuguese (`/pt`).

## Facts

- Platforms: MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, with any broker the user chooses.
- Execution requires the user's own MetaTrader terminal to be open and connected — on the computer where they already trade, or on a VPS they already pay for. Reading the channels, the AI filtering and the risk rules run in the cloud 24/7; only the order placement needs the terminal. KoreSignal does NOT host or run a terminal on the user's behalf.
- Reads message text in any language, mixed within the same channel (the app's own interface is English, Spanish and Portuguese).
- Risk limits: loss caps for today, 7 days and 30 days; reaching a cap triggers the action the user chose — pause new trades (the default), close everything, or alert only.
- Profit lock: the user sets how much of today's gain they are not willing to give back — a fixed amount, a percentage of the day's peak, or both (the higher one applies, and it ratchets up through the day, never down). It is a GIVE-BACK trigger, not a target: a good day is allowed to run, and the rule only acts once the gain — closed plus still-open — falls back to that floor. When it fires it first moves the stops on open trades to break-even or better, then applies the chosen action. It is enforced inside the user's own MetaTrader as well as server-side, so it survives a dropped connection. It cannot promise an exact figure: a price gap can jump a stop.
- Manages a trade after entry: stop moves, break-even, partial closes, cancellations.
- Simulation mode trades with practice money on real live market prices, without touching the user's account.
- Per-channel analytics show what each channel actually returned on the user's own account.
- Pricing: one membership, USD 19.99/month, down to an effective USD 14.00/month on the annual cadence. No tiers, no performance fees, no per-trade charges.
- Free trial: 7 days, 5 channels, simulation only. No broker account, no MetaTrader install and no card required — the trial runs entirely in the browser, on real market prices.

## Pages

- [Home](https://koresignal.com/en): What KoreSignal is and how it trades your Telegram signals 24/7 inside your risk limits.
- [Features](https://koresignal.com/en/features): Account protection (daily/7/30-day loss limits, auto-pause), AI signal filtering, live management, per-channel analytics, simulation mode, and the AI agent.
- [Telegram signal copier for MT4 and MT5](https://koresignal.com/en/telegram-signal-copier): What a Telegram signal copier is, how KoreSignal copies signals to MetaTrader 4 and 5 with AI, how it compares with copying by hand or a template copier, what you control per channel, and what it does not do.
- [How it works](https://koresignal.com/en/how-it-works): The four steps — install the expert in MetaTrader 4 or 5, connect your Telegram channels, set your risk limits, supervise.
- [Pricing](https://koresignal.com/en/pricing): Single flat membership (no tiers, no performance fees), prepaid for the period chosen, from monthly to annual. Nothing auto-renews, so there is no subscription to cancel: access simply ends unless renewed.
- [Tutorials](https://koresignal.com/en/tutorials): Video tutorials, starting with how to connect MetaTrader 5 and MetaTrader 4 — installing and configuring the KoreSignal expert inside the user's own terminal until the account shows as linked. English and Spanish narration; the Portuguese pages currently serve the Spanish cut and say so on the page.
- [FAQ](https://koresignal.com/en/faq): Answers on VPS, brokers, account safety, loss limits, MetaTrader 4 and 5, the languages it reads, and testing before paying.
- [Blog](https://koresignal.com/en/blog): Plain-language guides on copying Telegram signals to MetaTrader, protecting your account, and signal copying vs copy trading.
- [About us](https://koresignal.com/en/about): What KoreSignal does, what it never does, how the company makes money, and how to verify all of it before paying.
- [Contact](https://koresignal.com/en/contact): How to reach the team — one support email, Telegram and WhatsApp. WhatsApp is the channel answered first. Support runs 24 hours a day and a person answers; no forms and no bots.
- [Referrals](https://koresignal.com/en/referrals): The referral program — share your code, your friend activates a membership, and you earn 20% of every payment they make while the program runs, your membership is active and they keep paying (up to 4 USD per monthly payment). Withdrawals by PayPal or USDT/USDC from 10 USD, paid by hand within 1 business day; the balance never expires while the membership is active.

## Guides

Every guide below exists in English (`/en/blog/...`), Spanish (`/es/blog/...`) and Portuguese (`/pt/blog/...`) at the same slug.

- [How to copy Telegram signals to MetaTrader 4/5](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/copy-telegram-signals-metatrader): The step-by-step guide — the three realistic options (by hand, your own Python script, a no-code copier) and what each one costs in money, time and risk.
- [Signal copier opened the wrong lot size](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/signal-copier-wrong-lot-size): Why a copier opens a bigger lot than expected (it copies the channel's number, or sizes a risk percentage with the wrong pip value) and the loss caps that contain the damage.
- [Telegram signal copier vs copy trading](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/telegram-vs-copytrading): How the two models differ in cost, broker lock-in and control — performance fees and spread markup versus a flat fee and per-channel risk limits.
- [Is copy trading safe?](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/is-copy-trading-safe): Separates the four risks — market risk (unavoidable), source risk (manageable), custody risk (avoidable) and the imaginary one — and what to do about each.
- [Spot and filter fake Telegram signals](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/filter-scam-telegram-signals): How to tell a scam channel from a real one, what counts as noise in a signal channel, and how an AI filter separates a tradable message from chatter.
- [The best Telegram signal copier, compared](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/best-telegram-signal-copier-comparison): What to actually compare when choosing a copier — pricing model, broker lock-in, risk controls, traceability — rather than the headline price.
- [Daily loss limit for signal copying](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/daily-loss-limit-signal-copier): What a daily loss cap is, why it matters for a prop-firm challenge, and how to pick a number you can live with.
- [Daily profit target: a ceiling protects nothing](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/daily-profit-target-signal-copier): Why stopping at a profit number cuts your best day short and guards nothing already open, and why a give-back floor that climbs with you works instead.
- [How to paper trade Telegram signals](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/paper-trade-telegram-signals): Testing a channel with practice money on real live prices, how long to test, and how it differs from a MetaTrader demo account.
- [How to automate forex signals without a VPS](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/automate-forex-signals-without-vps): What a VPS actually buys you, what still runs without one, and when renting one is worth it.
- [Copy signals without your broker password](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/copy-signals-without-broker-password): How the connection works without credentials — a revocable token and an expert running inside your own terminal — and the checklist of what a copier must never ask you for.
- [Signal copying on a prop-firm funded account](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/prop-firm-signal-copier): The rules a funded account imposes — daily loss, overall drawdown, news windows, consistency — and how to set the caps so a copier cannot breach them.
- [A Cornix alternative for MetaTrader 4 and 5](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/cornix-alternative-metatrader): Where Cornix fits (crypto exchanges) and where it does not (forex on your own MetaTrader), and what to compare between the two models.
- [How to install an Expert Advisor on MT4 and MT5](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/install-expert-advisor-metatrader): The install itself step by step — the data folder, allowing algorithmic trading, the WebRequest allow-list — and the four reasons the smiley face stays sad.
- [Free Telegram signal copiers: what to expect](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/free-telegram-signal-copier): What the free options really are (a script you maintain, a limited trial, a one-off licence) and what each one costs in time, breakage and risk.
- [How to test a signal channel before paying](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/how-to-test-a-signal-channel): The 30-day method — net on your account first, profit factor, win/loss asymmetry, and the win rate last. Includes the production finding: channels winning 3 of 4 trades that still lose money.
- [Signal channels that delete their losses](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/telegram-channels-delete-losing-signals): Some channels delete or rewrite losing signals so the visible history looks like a winner. How KoreSignal keeps the original message, re-checks each signal for 30 days, and labels the channel — orange from the first deletion, red for a pattern of hiding losers. With dated production figures.
- [Partial closes: why yours may never fire](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/partial-close-take-profit-signals): Closing part of a trade at TP1 is not a percentage, it is a lot size — and on a 0.01-lot position the partial never executes. The real thresholds, derived from the production calculation, and how to pick splits your broker can actually fill.
- [Automatic break-even stop: when it helps](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/break-even-stop-telegram-signals): We measured 512 live trades with the default 15-pip break-even armed — 279 closed flat, with an average favourable excursion of 34.8 pips. Why a fixed pip trigger cancels trades instead of protecting them, and how to derive the right level from your own closed trades.
- [Telegram signals on MT5 vs MT4](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/telegram-signals-mt5-vs-mt4): The real differences between the two platforms — broker support, what changes for copying, and which one to pick. KoreSignal works with both.
- [Trailing stop activation for signal copiers](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/trailing-stop-signal-copier): Why a classic trailing stop exits too early — its distance also decides where it starts — and how a separate activation point ("start at +50, trail at 20") fixes it. Works the same in simulation and on MT4/MT5.
- [Risk per trade vs fixed lot: which to use](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/risk-per-trade-vs-fixed-lot): The same 0.10 lot can risk USD 20 or USD 100. How risk-per-trade sizing computes the lot, where it hits the broker's minimum lot on small accounts, and when a fixed lot is the better choice.
- [Are Telegram signal channels worth it?](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/are-telegram-signal-channels-worth-it): There is no general answer — it depends on which channels you follow and how you manage them. The four tests that answer it with your own account's numbers: net result in money, winner/loser asymmetry, history integrity (channels can delete losing calls), and whether the channel survives your own execution.
- [AI Telegram signal copier: what the AI does](https://koresignal.com/en/blog/ai-telegram-signal-copier): What the AI actually does — it reads your channel’s message in any language and free-form format — and what it is not allowed to do: it never sizes your position, cannot invent a price that is not in the message, abstains below a confidence threshold, and cannot apply one signal’s instruction to another trade.

## Legal

- [Terms of Service](https://koresignal.com/en/terms): Subscription terms, no refunds, user sole responsibility, "as is" / no warranties, limitation of liability.
- [Privacy Policy](https://koresignal.com/en/privacy): What data is collected and how it is used; the broker password is never received or stored.
- [Risk Disclosure](https://koresignal.com/en/risk-disclosure): High-risk nature of automated trading; risk controls are not a guarantee; not regulated financial advice; binary options are not traded.