Try it risk-free
Try the Telegram signal copier in paper mode first
Before you connect a live account, run Aurora in paper mode: it parses your Telegram channels and simulates the trades on a virtual balance, so you can see exactly how a channel and the copier behave without risking a cent.
What paper mode does
- Reads your real Telegram channels and parses every signal with AI.
- Simulates entries, partial take-profits, breakeven and closes on a virtual balance.
- Shows the same live feed, history and performance dashboard as live trading.
- Lets you judge a channel's win rate and trade management before committing real money.
Then go live in one click
When you're happy with a channel, connect your MT4, MT5, TradeLocker or DXtrade account and switch the channel to live. Everything you set up in paper mode carries over.
Analyse a channel's history too
Beyond paper-trading forward, the channel analysis tool scans a channel's past messages to report win rate, average pips and how it handled drawdown — a fast way to vet a channel before you copy it.
Honest about pricing
Paper mode is for testing risk-free, but the copier itself is a subscription — you need an active plan to run it. There's no permanently free tier; the trial is about proving it works for you before you rely on it live.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free Telegram signal copier?
Aurora lets you test the copier risk-free in paper mode — it parses your channels and simulates trades on a virtual balance. Running the copier itself requires an active subscription; there's no permanently free tier.
What is paper mode?
Paper mode reads your real Telegram signals and “trades” them on a simulated balance, so you can see how a channel and the copier perform before connecting a live broker account.
Can I test a channel before risking money?
Yes — paper-trade it forward in paper mode and scan its history with the channel analysis tool to check win rate and trade management first.
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