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Sigrah

Forex Signal Platform

Chapter 01 · Handover

The provider’s signal. Your terminal sends the order.

Copy Trade runs a provider’s signal on your own MetaTrader, through your own broker.

A route in three stages. On the left, a provider’s chart, with a filled mark where the signal fires. A solid road leaves it, carries the instruction written with your lot size and your limits, and stops dead at a cap. Past the gap the road resumes dashed, on your side, and the only thing crossing the gap is a dashed strand drawn from your side back toward the cap, because your advisor comes and collects. On the right, your own terminal: the same shape arrives, and an order opens on it between the stop loss and the take profit you set.

  1. The provider’s chart

    Sigrah's sideA provider publishesPair, direction, entry, stop, target.
  2. Sigrah's sideSigrah writes the instructionYour lot size. Your limits.

  3. Your terminal

    The stop loss and take profit you set

    Your sideYour terminal sends the orderYour MetaTrader. Your broker.
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Chapter 02 · Your side

These never leave your side.

Your MetaTrader, your broker and your trading password stay with you. Sigrah has nowhere to keep one.

Your side

All Sigrah holds

The instructionPair, direction, your lot, your limits.
Trading passwordNo slot for one. What we never hold cannot leak.

Stays with you

  • Your MetaTraderYour machine, your install.
  • Your brokerThe account stays where it is.
  • Your trading passwordCopy Trade never asks for one.
  • Permission to tradeOff until you switch it on.

Chapter 03 · The relay

We do not push. Your advisor comes and collects.

Sigrah never opens a connection to your terminal. The advisor inside your own MetaTrader asks for work, and takes it.

One signal, end to end

  1. A provider publishesPair, direction, entry, stop, target.
  2. Sigrah writes the jobYour lot and your limits, written in.

Sigrah stops here

Your advisor comes and collects

  1. Your advisor claims itOne instruction, one terminal, once.
  2. Your terminal sends itYour broker, over your connection.
  3. The outcome comes backRecorded on your machine first, then reported.

Chapter 04 · Limits

The limits are yours to set.

You set the limits on every Copy Trade bot. They travel inside the instruction, so no job is built without them.

Sigrah's side

What you set

  1. Lot sizeYour method, never above your per-trade ceiling.
  2. Max open tradesAt the ceiling, the next one does not open.
  3. Daily loss stopReaching it pauses the bot for the day.
  4. Price deviationMoved further than you allow, not sent.
  5. Symbol filterEvery symbol, or only the ones you allow.

Chapter 05 · Checked twice

Every limit is checked twice.

Once as Sigrah builds the job, and once in your own terminal against the live account, just before the order goes out.

Chapter 06 · The boundary

Our road ends here.

Your own terminal sends the order, not Sigrah. Machine off, MetaTrader closed or algo trading off, and the signal does not execute.

Past here it is between your terminal and your broker

What Sigrah does not claim

  • Not a promise of profitA way to execute, not a forecast. Losing money is part of this.
  • Not guaranteed executionAn unreachable terminal does not trade. Neither does a price past your limit.
  • Sigrah does not tradeThe account, the broker and the order stay on your side.

Trading involves risk of loss. Signals, win rate, rankings, and past performance do not guarantee profit or future results.

How Sigrah works

The next decision is still yours.

Copy Trade automates the execution, not the choice. Read a provider’s public record first.

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