Hi Product Hunt, I'm Lucian from Delvarom Systems, and I built Relay2Trade.

Signal groups on Telegram post a trade, and everyone following them races to copy it into MetaTrader by hand.

They read the message, open the terminal, type the entry, the stop loss, and three take profits, then come back later to move the stop when the group says so. By then the price has moved, and anything posted at night is missed.

Most copiers ask for a template for each group's format, and stop working the day the group changes it.

Relay2Trade reads each group's messages as they arrive, whatever the layout, and places the trade in your own MetaTrader 5 account within the limits you set: risk per trade, a daily loss line, trading hours, a required stop loss.

Follow-ups like "move SL to entry" or "close half" are applied to the trades they belong to.

Each group can trade on its own, wait for your approval on your phone, or only record.

A dry run replays a group's recent messages first, so you see what it would have opened, and why, before any money is involved.

It runs on a Windows PC, a Linux machine, or a VPS set up for you in under a minute. You follow and control it from the Desk, in any browser or on your phone.

The feedback that would help most:

If you copy signals from Telegram today, tell me how you do it and where it goes wrong.
If a group you follow writes its signals in an odd way, paste one here, without the group's name, and I'll reply with how Relay2Trade reads it.
Where you got stuck in the first ten minutes: connecting Telegram, signing in to MetaTrader, or choosing the settings.
Which risk control you looked for and didn't find.
What other signal sources or broker terminals do you use? We plan to expand to support more.

Every new account gets a free demo day.

Relay2Trade places what your settings say and gives no advice; trading carries risk.