The platform now runs under a new name and a new website- trade2sync, a web-based copier with native iOS and Android apps, dropping the VPS, expert advisor, and bridge setup entirely.
Telegram Signal Copier (TSC), the trade copying service operating since 2019, has rebranded as trade2sync, effective from July 21st, 2026, and moved to a new website at trade2sync.com. The company describes the new brand as an all-in-one package combining a web-based trade copier with the world’s first mobile copy trading app.
The Setup Was the Problem
Conventional trade copiers require assembly. One typically installs as an expert advisor inside MetaTrader on a Windows machine that must stay powered; traders who cannot leave a computer running rent a virtual private server monthly; and many setups, like cTrader, need a separate bot connection or API bridge linking the messaging channel to the broker account.
The company says every additional hop between a signal arriving and an order reaching the broker adds latency, and a component that drops mid-signal can mean an entry executes late or not at all.
trade2sync states that its copier removes those steps rather than simplifying them: no VPS, no expert advisor (EA), no monthly Meta API to configure. The copier runs on the company’s cloud infrastructure, and the trader connects a Telegram channel and a broker account directly.
Why Now, in the Team’s Words
“Rebranding TSC to trade2sync marks the next chapter for a platform traders have used since 2019,” the trade2sync team said. “We are building on that foundation rather than starting over, same team, same accounts, same execution engine- with more advancement. What changes is everything around it: no VPS, no expert advisor, no separate bot connection, delivered through a new website and a mobile app.”
The Same Copier, Browser, or Phone
trade2sync pairs a browser-based copier with native iOS and Android applications that the company states carry the complete copier rather than a monitoring view, adding brokers, selecting channels, and setting lot size, risk percentage, and stop-loss and take-profit rules from the phone.
Execution supports MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, and TradeLocker accounts, with onboarding in 60 seconds and signal formatting parsed automatically with its built-in ParseXAI technology. trade2sync reports signal-to-execution time below 15 milliseconds, a company-reported figure not independently verified.
Existing Accounts Carry Over Untouched
Accounts carry over. The company states that the team, support model, and execution engine are unchanged, that human support remains available 24 hours a day through Telegram, and that users on the older desktop application transition with assisted onboarding.
trade2sync does not generate, provide, or endorse trading signals. The platform executes instructions from channels the user selects, and the company states it does not evaluate the performance of any third-party channel.
Seven Years, 90,000 Traders, One New Name
According to the company, more than 90,000 traders across over 100 countries have used the service since 2019, copying in excess of $540 million in trade volume. These figures are company-reported and have not been independently audited. The platform is available on the new trade2sync website and through iOS and Android applications.
About trade2sync (formerly Telegram Signal Copier)
trade2sync is a cloud-hosted trade copier that executes Telegram trade signals to MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, and TradeLocker accounts through web and mobile applications. The service has operated since 2019 and requires no VPS, no expert advisor installation, and no MetaAPI subscription, with setup completed in 60 seconds. Its users range from retail traders with small accounts to advanced portfolio managers, with copying executed continuously against user-defined rules and no manual input.
Media Contact
Daniel Reid
trade2sync
