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MCP Quickstart — Connect in a Few Minutes
TTMT runs a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Once you connect it, you can ask Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible AI client plain-English questions about your own trading data: your trades, positions, performance, settings, channels, and risk status. No SQL, no exports, no copy-paste. You ask; it reads your account and answers.
The connector URL is the only thing you need to copy:
https://app.telegramtometatrader.com/api/mcp/mcpAvailability
MCP access depends on account enablement and the subscription-access rollout, separately from Developer API access. See Account access. If sign-in or consent fails, contact support to check your access.
Read-only, always
The MCP server can only read your data. It can never place, modify, or close a trade, change a setting, move funds, or touch another user's account. There is no write capability — asking your assistant to "close my position" through the connector simply won't do anything, because the tools to act don't exist. It reads and answers; nothing more.
Connect in 3 steps
- Copy the connector URL above:
https://app.telegramtometatrader.com/api/mcp/mcp. - Add it in your AI client and sign in. Paste the URL as a custom connector, then sign in with your normal TTMT account — the same email and password you use for the dashboard. There's no separate MCP password or API key to manage.
- Approve the read-only consent screen. Your client shows a consent screen asking to grant read-only access to your TTMT data. Review it, click Allow, and you're connected.
Now ask your first question. Try:
"Give me my morning trading summary."
Your assistant will pull your recent closed P&L, open positions, any halted accounts, skipped signals, and your best and worst channel for the period — in one answer.
Pick your client
The steps above are the same everywhere; the exact menu path differs by client. Follow the guide for yours:
| Client | Guide |
|---|---|
| Claude (claude.ai) | Connect on claude.ai |
| Claude Desktop | Connect in Claude Desktop |
| Claude Code | Connect in Claude Code |
| ChatGPT | Connect in ChatGPT |
| Any other MCP client | Other MCP clients |
ChatGPT takes one extra step the Claude apps don't: custom MCP connectors sit behind its developer mode, which you switch on once in ChatGPT's settings. The ChatGPT guide walks it.
Any client that supports Streamable HTTP and OAuth 2.1 will work — point it at the connector URL and it walks you through sign-in and consent. (The legacy SSE transport is not supported.)
A few things worth knowing
- You sign in with your TTMT account. Supabase Auth handles the sign-in; there's no extra credential to create for MCP.
- Every request is re-checked. Access is verified on every request, so there are no long-lived sessions sitting around. Revoke the connector from your client's settings any time — TTMT never initiates the disconnect.
- Fair-use rate limit. Requests are capped at 60 per minute per user, shared across all your MCP clients. If you hit the cap, requests may briefly look like a sign-in failure rather than an explicit "too many requests" message — a known client-side quirk. Wait a moment and try again.
What you can ask
Twenty read-only tools cover trades, positions, performance, settings, profiles, channels, signals, and risk — plus an advisory settings healthcheck and a hypothetical order-plan preview. A few examples:
- "Show me my losing
XAUUSDtrades this week." - "What's my total floating P&L right now?"
- "How does my Aggressive profile compare to Balanced last month?"
- "Why didn't my last
EURUSDsignal get traded?" - "If I got a
XAUUSDBUYsignal now, what would my order plan look like?"
See the full tool catalog for everything the connector can answer.

