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Connect with Claude Desktop ​

Claude Desktop is the Claude app you install on your Mac or Windows machine. Once you add TTMT as a custom connector, you can ask Claude — in plain language — about your own trades, open positions, performance, settings, channels, and risk status, right from the desktop app.

The connection is read-only. Claude can look at your data and explain it, but it can never place, modify, or close a trade, change a setting, or move funds. There is no write access of any kind. Think of it as giving Claude a window into your account, not the keys.

Availability

MCP access is enabled per account by the TTMT team and is rolling out gradually. Even after you sign in successfully, the connector only works once your account has API access turned on — the same gate as the Developer API and API keys. If the connection or the approval step fails, enablement may still be in progress for your account. In that case, message support and we'll get you set up.

Before you start ​

You'll need two things:

  • The Claude Desktop app installed on macOS or Windows, signed in to your Claude account.
  • Your TTMT account — the same email and password you use at app.telegramtometatrader.com.

There is no separate MCP password or API key to create. Claude signs you in through your normal TTMT login when you add the connector.

The connector URL ​

This is the address you'll paste into Claude Desktop:

https://app.telegramtometatrader.com/api/mcp/mcp

Add the connector ​

The flow is identical to adding a connector on claude.ai in the browser — same steps, same sign-in, same approval screen.

  1. Open Settings → Connectors in the Claude Desktop app.
  2. Choose Add custom connector.
  3. Paste the connector URL above.
  4. Sign in with your TTMT account when Claude opens the sign-in window.
  5. Review the permissions and click Allow on the consent screen.

That's it. Claude Desktop is now connected to your TTMT data.

Approve once, use everywhere

Once you approve the connector, it's tied to your Claude account — not just this computer. Sign in to Claude on another device and the TTMT connector is available there too, without repeating the setup. You don't need to add it again on each machine.

What the sign-in is doing ​

When you paste the URL and Claude opens a sign-in window, it's walking a standard secure authorization flow. You sign in with your TTMT account, then approve a consent screen that grants Claude read-only access to your data. Nothing is granted until you click Allow.

There are no long-lived sessions — every request Claude makes is re-verified against your login. If you ever want to cut Claude off, remove the connector from Settings → Connectors in the app; TTMT never initiates the disconnect for you.

If sign-in or Allow fails

A failed sign-in or a consent screen that won't complete usually means your account doesn't have API access turned on yet, rather than a wrong password. See the availability note above, and reach out to support if it persists.

Try your first question ​

Once connected, open a chat in Claude Desktop and ask something concrete about your account. For example:

  • "Give me my morning trading summary."
  • "What's my total floating P&L right now?"
  • "Which of my accounts are halted right now?"
  • "Show me my losing XAUUSD trades this week."
  • "If I got a XAUUSD BUY signal right now, what would my order plan look like?"

Claude picks the right read-only tool for each question and answers from your live data. For the full list of what you can ask, see the tool catalog.

Good to know ​

  • One budget across your devices. You get 60 requests per minute, shared across every Claude client signed in to your account — Claude Desktop, claude.ai, and Claude Code all draw from the same limit. If you hit it, requests may briefly show up as a sign-in error rather than an explicit rate-limit message. Wait a moment and try again.
  • It's your data only. Claude can never see another user's trades, positions, or settings — the connection is scoped to your account.
  • Same connector, different apps. The URL and flow above are the same on claude.ai and Claude Desktop. Claude Code uses a single terminal command instead — see below.