Quantity
A forex lot or a futures contract is not a Binance quantity. Set the receiver's sizing and check the order that results against the contract's quantity step and minimum order size. A lot exception gives one symbol its own size.
Copy trades to your USDT-margined Binance Futures account from Telegram signals, TradingView alerts or your MT4, MT5, Tradovate, NinjaTrader or TradeLocker account. Set the quantity, leverage and symbols for each account. Copygram runs in the cloud, with no VPS.
A Binance Futures trade copier places the trades from one source on your Binance Futures account through an API key, so a signal or a trade becomes an order without you typing it in. Copygram's connection covers USDT-margined futures.
In Copygram, Binance Futures is a receiver. A Binance Futures account can take trades in a Room, but it can't be the Room's source: Copygram can't copy from a Binance account to another account. The source is a Telegram channel or group, a TradingView alert, an MT4, MT5, Tradovate, NinjaTrader or TradeLocker account, or a trade you place yourself with Live Chart trading.
Copygram links the source and your Binance Futures account in a Room and runs it in the cloud, so there is no VPS to keep online. The account keeps its own balance and positions and follows the quantity, leverage, symbol mapping and stop-loss rules you set for it.
A Room has one source and any number of receivers. These are the sources that can feed a Binance Futures account, with the page that explains each route.
| Source | What Copygram copies |
|---|---|
| Telegram signals | Messages from a channel or group you can access, including replies that close or change a trade. Guide: Telegram to Binance Futures |
| TradingView alerts | Webhook alerts from an indicator or a strategy, in plain text or JSON. Guide: TradingView to Binance Futures |
| MT4 or MT5 account | Trades on the account, placed by hand, on mobile or by an EA you already run. Guide: MetaTrader to Binance Futures |
| Tradovate account | Futures trades on the account, mapped to the Binance contract you choose. Guide: Tradovate to Binance Futures |
| NinjaTrader account | Futures trades on the account, mapped to the Binance contract you choose. Guide: NinjaTrader to Binance Futures |
| TradeLocker account | Trades on the account you trade from. Guide: TradeLocker to Binance Futures |
| Live Chart trading | A trade you place once in Copygram. Set up in the app. |
Telegram channels and TradingView webhooks are sources on the Pro plan and above. The Starter plan covers Live Chart trading and account sources such as MT4, MT5 and Tradovate. Compare the plans.
Create the API key, connect the account, set its rules and start the Room.
Open your Futures account first, then create an API key in Binance API Management. Enable Futures trading, restrict the key to Copygram's IP address 13.134.78.72 and leave withdrawals disabled. In Copygram, add a trading account, choose Binance Futures and paste the API key and the API secret.
Create a Room and pick one source: a Telegram channel or group, a TradingView webhook, the account you trade on or Live Chart trading. Add your Binance Futures account as a receiver. A Room has one source, so use another Room for a second source.
Set how the order quantity is calculated, then the leverage for the account, or leave leverage empty to keep Binance's default for the symbol. Map the source's symbol to the Binance contract, such as BTCUSD to BTCUSDT, and decide whether a signal without a stop loss may open a trade.
Start the Room and compare the first signals in the Room's log with the orders on Binance. If an order is refused, check the API permissions, the IP whitelist, the available margin and Binance's minimum quantity for that contract. The Room keeps running without a VPS or an open browser.
| Symbol | Action | AI | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| XAUUSD | Buy open | 87% | Executed |
| EURUSD | Sell open | 72% | Executed |
| GBPJPY | Close | – | Closed |
| USDJPY | Buy open | 45% | Skipped |
Three settings decide what a copied trade looks like on Binance Futures. Set each one on purpose.
A forex lot or a futures contract is not a Binance quantity. Set the receiver's sizing and check the order that results against the contract's quantity step and minimum order size. A lot exception gives one symbol its own size.
Leverage changes the margin a position needs, not its size. Set it for each receiver or keep the exchange default. Higher leverage raises the liquidation risk and doesn't make a signal better.
Map the source's name to the exact USDT-margined contract: BTCUSD on MetaTrader becomes BTCUSDT. From CME futures, one Micro Bitcoin contract (MBT) is 0.1 bitcoin, so set the Binance quantity yourself instead of copying the contract count.
Create a Binance API key with Futures trading enabled and whitelist Copygram's IP address 13.134.78.72 when you create it.
Each account in a Room has its own settings, so one signal can open different sizes, stops and symbols on each account.
Fixed lot or risk-based sizing for every copied trade.
Example Test a new source at a fixed 0.10 lot, then move to percentage-of-balance risk.
Skip signals whose AI confidence score falls below your threshold.
Example A 60% threshold executes a signal scored 75% and skips one scored 45%.
Use the signal's levels, set your own, and decide whether to trade when a level is missing.
Example Refuse any trade that arrives without a stop loss.
Translate the source's symbol names to your platform's names.
Example GOLD in the signal becomes XAUUSD on your broker.
Execute only listed symbols, or skip the ones you don't trade.
Example Copy EURUSD, GBPUSD and XAUUSD only.
A fixed size for specific symbols that overrides the general rule.
Example Gold always opens at 0.01 even when the default is 0.50.
Detect or add broker symbol prefixes and suffixes automatically.
Example EURUSD becomes EURUSD.pro on a broker that uses the .pro suffix.
Choose whether exits and SL/TP changes from the source are mirrored.
Example Follow the entries, but manage your own exits.
Limit each receiver to the days and hours you choose.
Example Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 22:00 UTC.
Set the leverage for copied Binance Futures trades, or keep the exchange default.
Example A consistent 10x on every copied trade.
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Compare plansAnswers about what Binance Futures can do in Copygram, the API key, leverage and the sources it accepts.
No. In Copygram a Binance Futures account receives trades. It can't be the source of a Room, so you can't copy from Binance to another exchange account or to MT4 or MT5. Use Telegram signals, TradingView alerts, Live Chart trading or an account that can send (MT4, MT5, Tradovate, NinjaTrader or TradeLocker), and add your Binance Futures account as a receiver.
USDT-margined Binance Futures. Don't assume the connection also covers Binance Spot, COIN-margined futures, Binance.US or Portfolio Margin. Check that Futures is available for your account and region, and ask Copygram support about any account type that isn't in the setup guide.
An API key and secret with Futures trading enabled, restricted to Copygram's IP address 13.134.78.72. Create the key after your Futures account is open and leave withdrawals disabled. Enter the key only in Copygram's account connection, never in a TradingView alert or a Telegram message.
Yes. Connect your Telegram account, choose the channel or group as the Room's source and add Binance Futures as a receiver. Copygram reads the instruction from the message and applies your quantity, leverage and stop-loss settings. Telegram as a source needs the Pro plan or higher. See Telegram to Binance Futures.
No. Copygram doesn't provide signals, research or trading advice. It routes the signals from the channels and alerts you choose to your own Binance Futures account. You pick the source and you are responsible for the settings and the trades.
Yes, through a webhook. Create a webhook in Copygram, make it the source of a Room with your Binance Futures account as a receiver, and paste the URL into your TradingView alert. Map the chart's ticker to the exact Binance contract. See TradingView to Binance Futures.
Yes. Connect the MT4 or MT5 account as the Room's source and add Binance Futures as a receiver. Map the MetaTrader symbol to the Binance contract, for example BTCUSD to BTCUSDT, and set the quantity for the receiver. There is no EA to install. See MetaTrader to Binance Futures.
Each Binance receiver has a leverage setting. Enter a multiplier to use the same leverage on every copied trade, or leave it empty to keep Binance's default for the symbol. Leverage and order quantity are separate: quantity sets the size of the position and leverage sets the margin it needs.
Not a strategy bot. Copygram doesn't decide what to trade. It copies the trades, alerts and signals from the source you choose to your Binance Futures account and applies your quantity, leverage, symbol and schedule rules to each one.
No. The Room runs on Copygram's servers, so you don't need a VPS or a computer that stays on. The API key must stay valid and the Room must be running. Whether an order fills still depends on Binance accepting it, so check the Room's log when a signal is skipped.
No. Copygram has no free plan or free trial. First-time subscribers can ask for a refund within 7 days of the first purchase if Copygram doesn't work for them; the terms are in the refund policy. Pick the plan by the number of accounts you connect and the sources you need on the pricing page.
Credentials are encrypted at rest and in transit and never stored as plaintext. MetaTrader accounts run on Copygram's hosted infrastructure, Tradovate and NinjaTrader connect through the broker's own sign-in window so Copygram never sees the password, and API-key platforms should use IP-whitelisted keys with minimal permissions.
Connect your Binance Futures accounts, choose the source they follow and set the rules for each one. Copygram runs it in the cloud.