Every bridge, set up step by step

1. Connect TradingView
   1. Open Connections in the dashboard and pick TradingView.
   2. You get a Webhook URL. Copy it.
   3. Create your alert in TradingView → Notifications tab → paste the link into Webhook URL.
   4. Write the alert message however you like. Reading it is our job — there is no syntax to memorise.
2. Set up MetaTrader 4 / 5
   1. Download Connector.ex5 (or .ex4 for MT4) from the Connector page.
   2. Put the file in MQL5/Experts/ and restart MetaTrader.
   3. Attach the connector to any one chart — a single instance handles every symbol, so there is no need to put it on each pair.
   4. Paste your License ID (Dashboard → Licenses).
   5. This is the step everyone skips: Tools → Options → Expert Advisors → Allow WebRequest for listed URL, and add https://api.tradelinqr.com. Nothing works until you do.
   6. A smiley face at the top right of the chart means the connector is running.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect TradingView
   1. Open Connections in the dashboard and pick TradingView.
   2. You get a Webhook URL. Copy it.
   3. Create your alert in TradingView → Notifications tab → paste the link into Webhook URL.
   4. Write the alert message however you like. Reading it is our job — there is no syntax to memorise.
2. Create a Binance API key
   1. Open API Management in Binance and create a new key.
   2. Enable Reading and Futures (or Spot & Margin Trading).
   3. Leave withdrawals disabled. With that off, a total compromise of our servers could trade your account but never move your coins.
   4. Restrict the key to our IP, which is shown on the connect screen.
   5. Paste the key and secret into Dashboard → Accounts. We check the permissions and show you whether they are right.
   6. Set leverage deliberately. A liquidation is not a stop loss — it is the exchange closing you at whatever price it can get.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect TradingView
   1. Open Connections in the dashboard and pick TradingView.
   2. You get a Webhook URL. Copy it.
   3. Create your alert in TradingView → Notifications tab → paste the link into Webhook URL.
   4. Write the alert message however you like. Reading it is our job — there is no syntax to memorise.
2. Add your Quotex account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Quotex.
   2. Enter your Quotex email and password.
   3. Know this: Quotex has no official API and no connector to install, so the trade is placed from our server and your login is stored with us — encrypted, key held outside the database, but held by us. MetaTrader avoids this entirely because the password never leaves your machine.
   4. Set your stake and maximum stake. Before you switch martingale on, the whole ladder is shown in cash — six doubling steps from 100 needs 12,700 to complete one cycle.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect TradingView
   1. Open Connections in the dashboard and pick TradingView.
   2. You get a Webhook URL. Copy it.
   3. Create your alert in TradingView → Notifications tab → paste the link into Webhook URL.
   4. Write the alert message however you like. Reading it is our job — there is no syntax to memorise.
2. Add your Binomo account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Binomo.
   2. Enter your Binomo email and password.
   3. Check this first: Binomo is restricted or blocked in several countries, including at times in India, and regulators in multiple jurisdictions have issued warnings. That check is yours to make, not ours — and better made before you pay us.
   4. Like Quotex there is no official API, so your login is stored on our servers.
   5. Set the stake, the maximum stake and the martingale ladder.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect Telegram
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → Telegram.
   2. Enter your phone number. Telegram sends a code; enter it.
   3. This is your own account, not a bot — a bot cannot read channels you are a member of.
   4. The Channels page lists every room. Switch on the ones you want.
   5. The session is encrypted and you can revoke it from Telegram itself at any time.
2. Set up MetaTrader 4 / 5
   1. Download Connector.ex5 (or .ex4 for MT4) from the Connector page.
   2. Put the file in MQL5/Experts/ and restart MetaTrader.
   3. Attach the connector to any one chart — a single instance handles every symbol, so there is no need to put it on each pair.
   4. Paste your License ID (Dashboard → Licenses).
   5. This is the step everyone skips: Tools → Options → Expert Advisors → Allow WebRequest for listed URL, and add https://api.tradelinqr.com. Nothing works until you do.
   6. A smiley face at the top right of the chart means the connector is running.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect Telegram
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → Telegram.
   2. Enter your phone number. Telegram sends a code; enter it.
   3. This is your own account, not a bot — a bot cannot read channels you are a member of.
   4. The Channels page lists every room. Switch on the ones you want.
   5. The session is encrypted and you can revoke it from Telegram itself at any time.
2. Create a Binance API key
   1. Open API Management in Binance and create a new key.
   2. Enable Reading and Futures (or Spot & Margin Trading).
   3. Leave withdrawals disabled. With that off, a total compromise of our servers could trade your account but never move your coins.
   4. Restrict the key to our IP, which is shown on the connect screen.
   5. Paste the key and secret into Dashboard → Accounts. We check the permissions and show you whether they are right.
   6. Set leverage deliberately. A liquidation is not a stop loss — it is the exchange closing you at whatever price it can get.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect Telegram
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → Telegram.
   2. Enter your phone number. Telegram sends a code; enter it.
   3. This is your own account, not a bot — a bot cannot read channels you are a member of.
   4. The Channels page lists every room. Switch on the ones you want.
   5. The session is encrypted and you can revoke it from Telegram itself at any time.
2. Add your Quotex account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Quotex.
   2. Enter your Quotex email and password.
   3. Know this: Quotex has no official API and no connector to install, so the trade is placed from our server and your login is stored with us — encrypted, key held outside the database, but held by us. MetaTrader avoids this entirely because the password never leaves your machine.
   4. Set your stake and maximum stake. Before you switch martingale on, the whole ladder is shown in cash — six doubling steps from 100 needs 12,700 to complete one cycle.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect Telegram
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → Telegram.
   2. Enter your phone number. Telegram sends a code; enter it.
   3. This is your own account, not a bot — a bot cannot read channels you are a member of.
   4. The Channels page lists every room. Switch on the ones you want.
   5. The session is encrypted and you can revoke it from Telegram itself at any time.
2. Add your Binomo account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Binomo.
   2. Enter your Binomo email and password.
   3. Check this first: Binomo is restricted or blocked in several countries, including at times in India, and regulators in multiple jurisdictions have issued warnings. That check is yours to make, not ours — and better made before you pay us.
   4. Like Quotex there is no official API, so your login is stored on our servers.
   5. Set the stake, the maximum stake and the martingale ladder.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect Discord
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → Discord.
   2. Use the invite link to add the bot to your server.
   3. Keep the Message Content intent on. Without it the bot joins fine and then sees every message as empty — which looks exactly like a broken parser.
   4. On the Channels page, switch on the channel you want.
2. Set up MetaTrader 4 / 5
   1. Download Connector.ex5 (or .ex4 for MT4) from the Connector page.
   2. Put the file in MQL5/Experts/ and restart MetaTrader.
   3. Attach the connector to any one chart — a single instance handles every symbol, so there is no need to put it on each pair.
   4. Paste your License ID (Dashboard → Licenses).
   5. This is the step everyone skips: Tools → Options → Expert Advisors → Allow WebRequest for listed URL, and add https://api.tradelinqr.com. Nothing works until you do.
   6. A smiley face at the top right of the chart means the connector is running.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect Discord
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → Discord.
   2. Use the invite link to add the bot to your server.
   3. Keep the Message Content intent on. Without it the bot joins fine and then sees every message as empty — which looks exactly like a broken parser.
   4. On the Channels page, switch on the channel you want.
2. Create a Binance API key
   1. Open API Management in Binance and create a new key.
   2. Enable Reading and Futures (or Spot & Margin Trading).
   3. Leave withdrawals disabled. With that off, a total compromise of our servers could trade your account but never move your coins.
   4. Restrict the key to our IP, which is shown on the connect screen.
   5. Paste the key and secret into Dashboard → Accounts. We check the permissions and show you whether they are right.
   6. Set leverage deliberately. A liquidation is not a stop loss — it is the exchange closing you at whatever price it can get.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect Discord
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → Discord.
   2. Use the invite link to add the bot to your server.
   3. Keep the Message Content intent on. Without it the bot joins fine and then sees every message as empty — which looks exactly like a broken parser.
   4. On the Channels page, switch on the channel you want.
2. Add your Quotex account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Quotex.
   2. Enter your Quotex email and password.
   3. Know this: Quotex has no official API and no connector to install, so the trade is placed from our server and your login is stored with us — encrypted, key held outside the database, but held by us. MetaTrader avoids this entirely because the password never leaves your machine.
   4. Set your stake and maximum stake. Before you switch martingale on, the whole ladder is shown in cash — six doubling steps from 100 needs 12,700 to complete one cycle.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect Discord
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → Discord.
   2. Use the invite link to add the bot to your server.
   3. Keep the Message Content intent on. Without it the bot joins fine and then sees every message as empty — which looks exactly like a broken parser.
   4. On the Channels page, switch on the channel you want.
2. Add your Binomo account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Binomo.
   2. Enter your Binomo email and password.
   3. Check this first: Binomo is restricted or blocked in several countries, including at times in India, and regulators in multiple jurisdictions have issued warnings. That check is yours to make, not ours — and better made before you pay us.
   4. Like Quotex there is no official API, so your login is stored on our servers.
   5. Set the stake, the maximum stake and the martingale ladder.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect WhatsApp
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → WhatsApp.
   2. A QR code appears. On your phone: WhatsApp → Linked devices → Link a device, and scan it.
   3. Your groups appear on the Channels page. Switch on the ones you want.
   4. Read this first: there is no official way to read WhatsApp groups. This linked-device route is outside WhatsApp's terms and your account could be restricted. This session also churns faster than any other — expect to re-link roughly monthly.
2. Set up MetaTrader 4 / 5
   1. Download Connector.ex5 (or .ex4 for MT4) from the Connector page.
   2. Put the file in MQL5/Experts/ and restart MetaTrader.
   3. Attach the connector to any one chart — a single instance handles every symbol, so there is no need to put it on each pair.
   4. Paste your License ID (Dashboard → Licenses).
   5. This is the step everyone skips: Tools → Options → Expert Advisors → Allow WebRequest for listed URL, and add https://api.tradelinqr.com. Nothing works until you do.
   6. A smiley face at the top right of the chart means the connector is running.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect WhatsApp
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → WhatsApp.
   2. A QR code appears. On your phone: WhatsApp → Linked devices → Link a device, and scan it.
   3. Your groups appear on the Channels page. Switch on the ones you want.
   4. Read this first: there is no official way to read WhatsApp groups. This linked-device route is outside WhatsApp's terms and your account could be restricted. This session also churns faster than any other — expect to re-link roughly monthly.
2. Create a Binance API key
   1. Open API Management in Binance and create a new key.
   2. Enable Reading and Futures (or Spot & Margin Trading).
   3. Leave withdrawals disabled. With that off, a total compromise of our servers could trade your account but never move your coins.
   4. Restrict the key to our IP, which is shown on the connect screen.
   5. Paste the key and secret into Dashboard → Accounts. We check the permissions and show you whether they are right.
   6. Set leverage deliberately. A liquidation is not a stop loss — it is the exchange closing you at whatever price it can get.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect WhatsApp
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → WhatsApp.
   2. A QR code appears. On your phone: WhatsApp → Linked devices → Link a device, and scan it.
   3. Your groups appear on the Channels page. Switch on the ones you want.
   4. Read this first: there is no official way to read WhatsApp groups. This linked-device route is outside WhatsApp's terms and your account could be restricted. This session also churns faster than any other — expect to re-link roughly monthly.
2. Add your Quotex account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Quotex.
   2. Enter your Quotex email and password.
   3. Know this: Quotex has no official API and no connector to install, so the trade is placed from our server and your login is stored with us — encrypted, key held outside the database, but held by us. MetaTrader avoids this entirely because the password never leaves your machine.
   4. Set your stake and maximum stake. Before you switch martingale on, the whole ladder is shown in cash — six doubling steps from 100 needs 12,700 to complete one cycle.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Connect WhatsApp
   1. In the dashboard open Connections → WhatsApp.
   2. A QR code appears. On your phone: WhatsApp → Linked devices → Link a device, and scan it.
   3. Your groups appear on the Channels page. Switch on the ones you want.
   4. Read this first: there is no official way to read WhatsApp groups. This linked-device route is outside WhatsApp's terms and your account could be restricted. This session also churns faster than any other — expect to re-link roughly monthly.
2. Add your Binomo account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Binomo.
   2. Enter your Binomo email and password.
   3. Check this first: Binomo is restricted or blocked in several countries, including at times in India, and regulators in multiple jurisdictions have issued warnings. That check is yours to make, not ours — and better made before you pay us.
   4. Like Quotex there is no official API, so your login is stored on our servers.
   5. Set the stake, the maximum stake and the martingale ladder.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Set up the MetaTrader copier
   1. Attach the connector on the master terminal and switch on Master mode in its settings. It is the same single file, not a separate download.
   2. Attach the same connector on each follower terminal, in normal mode.
   3. No password is stored anywhere. The connector runs inside your own terminal at both ends; there is no field in this product for a MetaTrader password.
   4. Check the symbol map. The master's XAUUSD and a follower's GOLD.m are the same instrument under different names, handled per follower — so a prop account and a retail account can follow the same master.
   5. On the Followers page keep sizing proportional to balance and set a maximum per account.
   6. Remember: a closed follower terminal misses what happened while it was away. The connector does not replay old trades — entering a two-hour-old move at today's price is worse than missing it.
2. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Add your Quotex account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Quotex.
   2. Enter your Quotex email and password.
   3. Know this: Quotex has no official API and no connector to install, so the trade is placed from our server and your login is stored with us — encrypted, key held outside the database, but held by us. MetaTrader avoids this entirely because the password never leaves your machine.
   4. Set your stake and maximum stake. Before you switch martingale on, the whole ladder is shown in cash — six doubling steps from 100 needs 12,700 to complete one cycle.
2. Set up the copier (one account to many)
   1. Add the master account in Dashboard → Accounts — the one you are copying from.
   2. Then add every follower account the same way.
   3. Open the Followers page and pick the sizing rule.
   4. Keep proportional to balance. Mirroring the master's stake exactly is only right while the accounts are the same size, and they never stay that way. Proportional means a follower with a tenth of the balance stakes a tenth.
   5. Set a maximum per account. A bad day on the master reaches every follower — this is the one guard that makes it survivable.
   6. Before you save, the page shows the master's last trade sized for each follower. A rule you cannot picture is a rule you have not really chosen.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Add your Binomo account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Binomo.
   2. Enter your Binomo email and password.
   3. Check this first: Binomo is restricted or blocked in several countries, including at times in India, and regulators in multiple jurisdictions have issued warnings. That check is yours to make, not ours — and better made before you pay us.
   4. Like Quotex there is no official API, so your login is stored on our servers.
   5. Set the stake, the maximum stake and the martingale ladder.
2. Set up the copier (one account to many)
   1. Add the master account in Dashboard → Accounts — the one you are copying from.
   2. Then add every follower account the same way.
   3. Open the Followers page and pick the sizing rule.
   4. Keep proportional to balance. Mirroring the master's stake exactly is only right while the accounts are the same size, and they never stay that way. Proportional means a follower with a tenth of the balance stakes a tenth.
   5. Set a maximum per account. A bad day on the master reaches every follower — this is the one guard that makes it survivable.
   6. Before you save, the page shows the master's last trade sized for each follower. A rule you cannot picture is a rule you have not really chosen.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Add your Quotex account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Quotex.
   2. Enter your Quotex email and password.
   3. Know this: Quotex has no official API and no connector to install, so the trade is placed from our server and your login is stored with us — encrypted, key held outside the database, but held by us. MetaTrader avoids this entirely because the password never leaves your machine.
   4. Set your stake and maximum stake. Before you switch martingale on, the whole ladder is shown in cash — six doubling steps from 100 needs 12,700 to complete one cycle.
2. Set up the copier (one account to many)
   1. Add the master account in Dashboard → Accounts — the one you are copying from.
   2. Then add every follower account the same way.
   3. Open the Followers page and pick the sizing rule.
   4. Keep proportional to balance. Mirroring the master's stake exactly is only right while the accounts are the same size, and they never stay that way. Proportional means a follower with a tenth of the balance stakes a tenth.
   5. Set a maximum per account. A bad day on the master reaches every follower — this is the one guard that makes it survivable.
   6. Before you save, the page shows the master's last trade sized for each follower. A rule you cannot picture is a rule you have not really chosen.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Add your Quotex account
   1. Dashboard → Accounts → Quotex.
   2. Enter your Quotex email and password.
   3. Know this: Quotex has no official API and no connector to install, so the trade is placed from our server and your login is stored with us — encrypted, key held outside the database, but held by us. MetaTrader avoids this entirely because the password never leaves your machine.
   4. Set your stake and maximum stake. Before you switch martingale on, the whole ladder is shown in cash — six doubling steps from 100 needs 12,700 to complete one cycle.
2. Set up the copier (one account to many)
   1. Add the master account in Dashboard → Accounts — the one you are copying from.
   2. Then add every follower account the same way.
   3. Open the Followers page and pick the sizing rule.
   4. Keep proportional to balance. Mirroring the master's stake exactly is only right while the accounts are the same size, and they never stay that way. Proportional means a follower with a tenth of the balance stakes a tenth.
   5. Set a maximum per account. A bad day on the master reaches every follower — this is the one guard that makes it survivable.
   6. Before you save, the page shows the master's last trade sized for each follower. A rule you cannot picture is a rule you have not really chosen.
3. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.

1. Set up the Binance copier
   1. Create a new Binance API key for the master with Reading only. No trade permission, no withdrawals.
   2. Paste that key into Dashboard → Accounts as the master.
   3. Add each follower with its own trading key — they need trade permission, the master does not.
   4. Set leverage per follower. The master's leverage is a fact about the master; 20x on somebody else's conviction is not a decision you delegated.
   5. On the Followers page keep sizing proportional to balance and set a maximum per account.
   6. Remember: a liquidation is not a stop loss. A follower on more leverage than the master can be liquidated by the same trade the master sits through comfortably.
2. Last step — your first signal
   1. Build a route on the Routes page: sender → receiver → size.
   2. Run a dry run first. It runs the whole pipeline against your real balance and places nothing.
   3. If it looks right, switch the route on.
   4. Take your first real signal on a demo account, not a live one.
   5. Every message appears on the Signals page — read, rejected or expired — and a rejection carries the reason in a full sentence.

The whole setup takes ten minutes. If you get stuck, write to support.