Natural commands
Use concise commands for actions such as open, close, partial close, stop-loss adjustment, and breakeven.
Use a personal Telegram interface to send commands, review structured signals, monitor positions, and control the agent that runs on your infrastructure.
Telegram is the control layer; the agent and exchange connection remain on your side. Send an explicit command, forward a signal, or choose a supported signal source, then use your configured risk rules and confirmation mode.
Use concise commands for actions such as open, close, partial close, stop-loss adjustment, and breakeven.
Structured trade details can include entry, stop-loss, take-profit, leverage, and risk context before execution.
Check active positions and P&L from the Telegram control interface while retaining access through your exchange app.
Review each prepared trade in Telegram before the agent sends an order. A practical option while testing a new source or setup.
Enable automation only after you have defined risk limits, signal parsing, and the behaviour you intend the agent to follow.
Set up the agent and Telegram bot following the guided configuration.
Test commands and signal formatting without exposing a live trading account.
Use direct commands, a structured channel workflow, TradingView webhooks, or another supported source.
No. The Telegram interface is a control channel. Exchange credentials are configured with the self-hosted agent.
Quantilan supports signal workflows, but parsing and attribution depend on the connected source and its format. Test with Paper mode before live execution.
No. Execution depends on your agent configuration and confirmation mode. Keep confirmation enabled if you want to review each order.
Crypto trading is risky. Quantilan provides execution tooling and does not provide investment advice, custody, or a guarantee of performance. See the risk disclaimer.