Layered entries for Telegram signal copying
Split a single signal into multiple pending orders across a price range, each with its own take-profit, so you can scale into a position with precision.
Per-account activation
Turn layering on for the accounts that want it and leave others on single-entry.
Layer count
Choose how many entries a qualifying signal is split into.
Dynamic lot distribution
Distribute lots evenly or weight them across the layers.
Price distribution
Spread pending orders across the signal's entry range automatically.
Cancel siblings on TP
Optionally cancel remaining layers once a take-profit is hit.
Logged outcomes
Every layer, fill and cancellation is recorded in the logs.
Frequently asked questions
Is layering required?
No. It's an optional, per-account feature. Single-entry copying works out of the box.
Does each layer get its own TP?
Yes. You can manage take-profits per layer for precise scaling.
When should I use layered entries instead of a single entry?
Layering suits signals that give an entry zone or range rather than one exact price. It lets you scale in across the zone instead of committing your whole size at a single fill.
How is my total lot size split across the layers?
You choose the number of layers and whether lots are spread evenly or weighted, so the combined size still matches the position you intended to take.
What happens to layers that never fill?
They stay as pending orders until they fill, expire or are cancelled by your rules, and every layer, fill and cancellation is recorded in the logs.
Do layered entries still respect my risk limits?
Yes. Layered orders count toward max-open-trades and exposure caps, so scaling in never quietly bypasses your account's risk rules.