Connection reference
Planned MT5 Telegram Alerts Without a Personal Bot
The version 4 connection model for MT5 notifications through a managed relay and one-time account link, without requiring users to configure BotFather.
Direct answer
Full connected Telegram delivery is planned for version 4 and has not been released in the public version 3.4 panel. The prepared website model does not require users to create or configure a personal Telegram bot. It uses a one-time link to the centrally managed EA PRO bot and binds the selected chat to the authenticated account.
Planned connection flow
In version 4, the connection will be initiated from the authenticated dashboard and bound to the same account that owns the panel credential.
- Open the Telegram connection area
- Generate a one-time connection link
- Open the managed EA PRO bot
- Start the conversation
- Wait for automatic account confirmation
- Send a test notification
Why BotFather is not required
BotFather is used when a person creates and manages a Telegram bot and its token. In this model, EA PRO operates the central bot and protects its token. The user links a chat; the user does not create a bot or handle a bot token.
Security boundary
The planned panel events use an account-specific connection identifier and signing secret. The server verifies ownership and signed input before routing a message to the connected chat. Raw secrets and bot tokens must not be logged or displayed after their allowed lifecycle.
Network dependency
When version 4 delivery is released, it will require the EA PRO relay, internet access, and Telegram availability. If that path is unavailable, Telegram messages can stop or wait for retry. The local MT5 risk and trade-management core remains a separate operating boundary.
User responsibilities
When the connected feature is enabled, users must keep the panel signing secret private, connect only the intended Telegram account, review connection status, and revoke or regenerate credentials if exposure is suspected.
Evidence standard
Claims on these pages describe the current product architecture. Performance or superiority claims are not made without reproducible measurements.