Phone messages
Want MCS messages on your phone?
Telegram is optional. If you want it, connect a bot once, send a test message, and then choose which alerts MCS should send.
Step by step
1. What do I need?
You need a Telegram bot token and the Chat ID where MCS should send messages. Enter both only in your local MCS Inputs window.
2. What do I change in MT5?
In MetaTrader 5, allow WebRequest access to https://api.telegram.org. Without this permission, MCS cannot talk to Telegram.
3. Which MCS switch turns Telegram on?
Set UseTelegramAlerts=true. Keep it false if you do not want Telegram messages.
4. How do I test it?
Temporarily set SendTelegramTestOnInit=true, reload or restart the EA, and check whether the test message arrives. After it works, set the test switch back to false.
What messages can MCS send?
The useful switches
Send a message when a trade opens?
Works only when Telegram itself is enabled and connected.
Send a message when a trade closes?
Turns close notifications on or off.
Send a daily report?
The default report time is 21:47 in MT5 broker/server time. It is separate from the trading-hours window.
Show Telegram connection details in the Experts log?
Keep this ON while setting Telegram up. It makes connection problems much easier to diagnose.
What about the “AUTO COPY MCS” button?
MCS contains an optional Telegram button. Its destination URL is empty by default, so no external Auto Copy destination is active unless you deliberately configure one.
AutoCopySignalStartUrl empty.No Telegram message?
UseTelegramAlerts=true.- The bot token is correct.
- The Chat ID is correct.
https://api.telegram.orgis allowed in MT5 WebRequest settings.PrintTelegramStatus=truewhile testing.- The startup test message works before you test trade alerts.