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Step-by-step answers to the most common questions about setting up and using the tools. Can’t find your answer? Send us your question at the bottom.

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How it works — 4 steps
1

Create your trading account

Sign up through the link you were sent, confirm your email, and verify your identity (ID + a selfie or proof of address).

2

Connect MetaTrader 5 (MT5)

After verification, your MT5 login details are emailed to you. Download MT5 and log in with your login number, password and server.

3

Fund your account

Deposit the minimum of €300 on your trading account through the broker dashboard. Only deposit what you can afford to lose.

4

Set up the signal app

Connect your trading account and fill in your details. Once the broker confirms your funds, you get access to the signals.

Frequently asked questions
Getting started
It’s a signal app used together with a trading account and the MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platform. A professional trader shares how he views the markets — his “signals.” It is not a broker app, and it is not financial advice. How you use it is your own decision and responsibility.
No. Nobody promises you profits. Trading carries real risk and you can lose money — including the money you deposit. What the app gives you is a window into how a professional trader looks at the markets. What you do with that is your decision, and your responsibility.
A trading account opened through your link, identity verification, MetaTrader 5 installed, the minimum deposit (€300) on your account, and the signal app set up. The 4 steps above walk you through it in order.
Account & sign-up
You need a standard account with the broker. Open it through the link you were sent, so it’s set up correctly.
Yes — if you don’t have a trading account yet, create one. Open it through the link you were sent, so it’s set up correctly.
You don’t need to open a new one — your existing account just needs to be moved under the correct partner number. Send an email to mena.bdo@vantagemarkets.com with the request: “Move my account under 24009180.” Once that’s done, you’re all set.
Use the link that was sent to you — don’t skip it, it makes sure your account is set up correctly. Fill in your name, email and a password. Use a real email you actually check (you’ll get a confirmation there) and pick a strong password. Then hit register.

Transparency note: this account is set up through a partner link, which may earn a commission when you sign up and trade — at no extra cost to you.
After you register, check your inbox for a confirmation email and enter the verification code. That confirms your account.
After logging back in, you’ll usually be asked to verify your identity — this is normal and required by law. You’ll upload a photo of your ID, and sometimes a quick selfie or proof of address. Have those ready, do it once, and you’re done.
MetaTrader 5 (MT5)
MT5 is the platform where you actually see and place your trades. Your trading account connects to it.
Once your verification is fully processed, your MT5 details are emailed to you automatically — you don’t need to dig around in your trading account. From that email you need three things: your login number, your password, and the server name. Keep all three handy.
Download MetaTrader 5 from the App Store or Google Play on your phone, or from the official MetaTrader website on desktop. Open it, choose “Login to an existing account,” search for and select your server, then enter your login number and password and log in. If it’s correct, you’ll see your account connected and your balance showing.
Double-check the server name and password — that’s usually the cause. Make sure they match your account details email exactly.
Deposits & funding
You need at least €300 on your trading account to get accepted on the app and unlock the signals. It’s the minimum to start — it’s not optional.
Without it, the strategy doesn’t have enough room to work with, so it can’t properly calculate losses into a trade.
Go to your dashboard with the broker and choose any deposit method that suits you. Enter your amount (keeping the minimum in mind) and follow the steps on screen. The money usually lands quickly, though it can take a little longer depending on the method.
Only ever deposit what you can genuinely afford to lose — never money you need for rent, bills, or anything essential.
Using the signals
Make sure your deposit (minimum €300) is on your trading account, connect your trading account, and fill in your details. The app checks with the broker that you have the minimum — if the funds aren’t there, you won’t get accepted.
Just a handful of things: your broker customer account number, your email, your name, your Telegram handle (this is for support), and your password. Take a minute to fill them in correctly.
In the chat, the trader shares some context on how he’s reading the markets, then posts a signal — a buy or a sell — with zones (the buying or selling area), a stop-loss, and three take-profits (TP1, TP2, TP3). It shows you how a professional trader views the markets; it is not a personal recommendation, and acting on it is your own choice and at your own risk.
You place the trade yourself in MT5 — there’s no auto-copy. Open the instrument, choose buy or sell to match the signal, then copy the numbers from the signal into your own order: enter around the given zone, and set your stop-loss and take-profit to the levels provided.
That’s completely up to you and the strategy you’re trading — for example a quick TP1, or holding for TP2/TP3 if you believe the market can run further. TP1 is more on the scalping side; TP2 and TP3 can also come through in a short space of time. Whether you take them is down to your own style.
We can’t and won’t tell you how much to risk or what size to trade — that’s entirely your call and depends on your own situation. As general education: many experienced traders only risk a small percentage of their account on any single trade, so one bad trade can’t wipe them out. If you’re new, it’s worth practising on an MT5 demo account (same platform, virtual money) first. How you manage your risk is your decision and your responsibility.
Troubleshooting & support
The app checks with the broker whether the minimum is on your account. If the funds aren’t there yet, you won’t be accepted. Make sure your deposit has fully landed and meets the minimum (€300), then try again.
Double-check your server name and password against your account-details email — that’s almost always the cause.
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⚠️ Important disclaimer

The content on this page is for general informational and educational purposes only. It shows how to set up and use trading tools and does not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, nor a recommendation to trade, invest, or use any particular broker or product.

Trading and investing involve a high level of risk. The products offered may be leveraged, which can lead to rapid losses. You can lose some or all of your invested capital, and these products may not be suitable for everyone. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

The provider of this content works with the broker referenced as a partner and may receive compensation (for example, a referral or affiliate commission) when you register or trade. This is at no additional cost to you.

We are not licensed financial advisors and have no responsibility or liability for any decisions you make or any losses you incur. Always do your own research and, if needed, seek advice from an independent, qualified financial professional before depositing funds or trading. You are solely responsible for complying with the laws and regulations that apply in your country.

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