Telegram → DXtrade
DXtrade signal copier for Telegram
Aurora copies the signals from your Telegram channels straight to your DXtrade account. Because everything runs in the cloud, DXtrade copy trading keeps working 24/7 — no VPS, no bridge software, nothing to keep online.
Copy trading on DXtrade, without the plumbing
DXtrade is popular with prop firms and modern brokers, but it doesn’t have the huge ecosystem of copy tools that MetaTrader does. Aurora fills that gap: connect your DXtrade account and Aurora executes your Telegram signals on it directly.
There’s no MetaTrader bridge, no VPS and no plugin — Aurora talks to DXtrade from our servers.
How to connect DXtrade
- Connect Telegram so Aurora can read your signal channels.
- Add your DXtrade account credentials (or try paper mode first).
- Turn on a channel — signals are copied to DXtrade from that moment on.
What Aurora copies to DXtrade
- Market and pending entries, including entry zones.
- Several take-profits per signal with your own position split.
- Stop-loss and reply updates such as breakeven and partial closes.
- Per-channel risk sizing and spread protection.
Good fit for prop accounts
Many funded and evaluation accounts are issued on DXtrade. Aurora’s prop-firm guardian adds daily-loss and max-drawdown limits that automatically flatten and pause trading, helping you stay inside an evaluation’s rules.
Frequently asked questions
Can Aurora copy Telegram signals to DXtrade?
Yes. Aurora connects directly to your DXtrade account and executes the signals from your Telegram channels automatically.
Do I need a VPS or bridge for DXtrade copy trading?
No. Aurora runs in the cloud and connects to DXtrade from our servers, so there’s no VPS, bridge or plugin to install.
Does it work with prop-firm DXtrade accounts?
Yes, provided your firm allows automated copying. The prop-firm guardian enforces daily-loss and drawdown limits to help you stay compliant — always check your firm’s specific rules.
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