Can Your Trading Signals Be Copied to MT5?
Paste a signal from your Telegram, WhatsApp or Facebook group and see how the ForexBotWorks Signal Parser interprets it. Check the instrument, direction, entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit levels before deciding whether ForexBotWorks is right for you.
Check Your Own Signals
No account connection or trading platform is required. Start with a real signal from your own group and see what the parser can recognize.
Copy a Signal
Take a recent signal from your group exactly as it was posted. Keep the original wording, emojis, spacing and price levels.
Paste and Check
Paste the message into the checker. The parser analyzes the instrument and attempts to identify its market automatically.
Review the Result
See which signal fields were recognized, which information may be missing and whether the corresponding component is currently available.
Check Your Signal
Paste your original signal below and see how the ForexBotWorks parser reads it.
Signal Checker
Paste a Telegram signal and see exactly what a ForexBotWorks Component would read from it – and what it would ignore.
What is read
- Instrument: forex pairs in any form (EURUSD, EUR/USD, EUR USD, EUR-USD, EURUSDm), gold (XAUUSD, GOLD), silver (XAGUSD, SILVER), crypto (BTC, BTCUSDT, ETH…), indices (US30, NAS100, SPX500, GER40…) and oil
- Direction: BUY, SELL, LONG, SHORT, BULLISH, BEARISH – and BUY/SELL LIMIT or STOP
- Entry: Entry, Entry Price, Entry zone, Enter, EP, Price, @ – also “USDCAD @ 1.4225 BUY”, “BUY 4050-4055”, “between 111.40 till 111.65”. A zone stays a zone. No entry = market price.
- Stop Loss: SL, S/L, Stop Loss, Stop, Invalidation – also “SL below support: 1.4195”
- Take Profit: TP, TP1…TP99, T/P, Take Profit 1, Target 1, T1, Targets – several on one line (1.4245 / 1.4285, 1.4245, 1.4285) or one per line
- Numbers: 4,050 · 4.350,50 · 1,0850 · 4'050 · 65.5k. Emojis, HTML, bold/italic and (comments) are ignored.
What is not executed
- Signals without a Stop Loss or Take Profit, or with SL/TP in pips instead of prices
- SL or TP on the wrong side of the entry, or BUY and SELL in the same signal
- Updates (new SL, move SL, correction), close / cancel messages and “TP hit” results
- Re-entry / add / buy more messages and messages with two instruments
- “Do not buy”, “no trade”, “coming soon” and other non-signals
- Edited messages – only new messages are read
- Instruments without an installed Component
This tool checks signal recognition only. It does not connect to your trading account or open, modify or close trades.
What Can the Parser Recognize?
Trading signals do not always follow the same format. The shared ForexBotWorks parser is designed to interpret supported variations and extract relevant trading information.
Instrument & Market
Identify recognized instrument names and aliases, and determine the associated market when the instrument can be identified.
Trade Direction
Recognize supported direction labels and common variations used in trading messages.
Entry & Stop Loss
Identify entry prices, supported entry zones and Stop Loss values when the information is present and can be interpreted.
Take Profit Levels
Identify supported Take Profit formats, including numbered targets and multiple price levels.
Different Message Formats
Analyze supported variations in spacing, punctuation, emojis and message formatting without requiring every signal to use an identical template.
Component Availability
Check whether the recognized instrument belongs to a market supported by ForexBotWorks and whether the relevant component is available.
From Raw Message to Parsed Signal
The checker helps you understand how the parser interprets a message before you consider using a trading component.
Paste
Copy the original message from your signal provider and paste it into the checker.
Analyze
The parser attempts to identify the instrument, direction, entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit levels.
Review
Review the recognized information, any warnings and the availability of the relevant component.
Recognition Is Not Execution
The Signal Checker is an informational tool. A recognized signal means that the parser has identified information in the message. It does not guarantee that every field is correct, that the signal is suitable for trading or that a trade would be profitable.
If a signal is recognized but its required ForexBotWorks component is still in development, the checker can inform you of that status. You can assess the parser’s recognition capability without purchasing a component.
What Is Recognized
The signal fields that the parser identifies from the message.
What Is Not Executed
The checker does not open, modify or close trading positions.
Component Status
A recognized instrument does not necessarily mean its ForexBotWorks component is currently available.
Signal Checker FAQ
Is the Signal Checker free?
Can I check signals from Telegram, WhatsApp or Facebook?
What if my signal is recognized but its component is unavailable?
Does checking a signal place a trade?
Does a recognized signal guarantee a correct trade?
What if the parser does not recognize my signal?
ForexBotWorks — Built by traders. Designed for traders.
Signal recognition is informational only and is not financial advice. Always review the parsed information before using any trading system.