How AlgoVesta works and keeps your account safe

AlgoVesta is a hosted execution layer: it takes the signals you already follow from Telegram, TradingView or an AI assistant over MCP and places them as orders on your own exchange or MetaTrader 5 account, under your risk rules. It does not generate signals, does not hold funds, and cannot withdraw.

How does a signal become an order?

Every order follows the same four steps, whichever source sent the signal.

1. You choose the source. A Telegram channel you follow, a TradingView alert you created, or an AI assistant you connect over MCP. AlgoVesta does not sell, pick or write signals.
2. The signal is read. Telegram messages are parsed from free text, tables or images; TradingView alerts arrive as a webhook message; MCP requests arrive as structured tool calls.
3. Your rules are applied. Position size, leverage, stop-loss and take-profit, daily-loss limit, drawdown brake and maximum open positions are checked on AlgoVesta's servers before anything is sent. A signal that breaks a rule is logged with the reason and not executed.
4. The order is placed. It goes to one of 16 crypto exchanges or to your MetaTrader 5 account, and the stop-loss and take-profit are placed as real orders on that account wherever the venue supports them.

What can AlgoVesta do with your account, and what can it not?

AlgoVesta can trade on the account you connect, but it cannot move money out of it.

How are your API keys and MT5 credentials protected?

Exchange keys are created with trading permission only, and every key and secret is encrypted at rest with AES-256 before it reaches the database. Credentials are decrypted only in memory, at the moment an order is sent. For MetaTrader 5, AlgoVesta runs the terminal on its own managed servers using trade-only credentials, so there is no VPS or Expert Advisor on your side. You can revoke access at any time by deleting the key on your exchange or disconnecting it in your dashboard. The full key lifecycle is on the security page.

Can AlgoVesta close your positions on its own?

No. AlgoVesta never closes a position on its own initiative. A position is closed only when:

• you close it from your dashboard or press the panic button;
• the signal source you connected sends a close;
• its stop-loss or take-profit is hit, or an automatic close time you set is reached;
• an order whose stop-loss could not be confirmed on the account is closed again seconds after opening, so it is never left without protection.

Even then, only the quantity that AlgoVesta opened is closed. Positions you opened outside AlgoVesta are not touched, and a stopped bot opens no new trades.

Which risk controls run before every order?

The controls run on AlgoVesta's servers, so a message, an alert or an AI assistant cannot switch them off.

• Forex orders need a stop-loss and a take-profit. If neither the signal nor your settings provide both, the order is not opened.
• Daily-loss limit and drawdown brake stop new trades when the limits you set are reached.
• Policy wall for AI assistants. Every MCP order is checked against your rules on the server; no prompt can override them.
• Paper first. MCP connections start on a $5,000 paper balance, and crypto bots can be started in paper mode before any real order.
• Two-factor confirmation for live trading. Live-money access over MCP requires a second factor, and TradingView webhooks only auto-trade when the source is verified.

How can you check what AlgoVesta did?

Every signal AlgoVesta receives is logged with its decision (executed, filtered or rejected) and the reason, and every trade appears in your dashboard with its real profit and loss. AlgoVesta does not publish a marketing win rate; the results page explains why. Service health is on the status page, and shipped changes are recorded in the changelog.

Measured over 90 days (Aug–Oct 2026): of the Telegram messages that were not executed, 48.9% were stopped by a rule or setting the customer controls (for example no bot configured, or a channel outside the bot's scope), 48.4% were routine filtering such as duplicates, and 2.0% were attributed to a platform-side failure. Method and limitations.

Who runs AlgoVesta?

AlgoVesta is operated by ALGOVESTA TEKNOLOJİ LTD. ŞTİ., a company based in Istanbul, Türkiye, and was founded by Batıkan Bayrak, its founder and developer. The registered address is listed on the legal information page, and the story behind the product is on the about page.

How do you report a security issue?

Write to [email protected]. The contact is published in the standard security.txt file, and the scope and safe-harbour terms are in the responsible disclosure policy. The third-party services that process data for AlgoVesta are listed on the subprocessors page.

What is AlgoVesta not responsible for?

AlgoVesta is automation software, not a broker or an adviser. It does not provide investment advice and does not guarantee profit: it executes the signals and rules you choose, and market risk stays with you. Trading with leverage can lose more than you expect. Read the risk disclaimer before trading live.