Signal & Automation
BYOS (Bring Your Own Signal) is an automation model in which the platform does not generate trade ideas; you connect the signal sources you already trust, such as a Telegram channel, a TradingView strategy or an AI assistant, and the platform executes them on your exchange or broker account under rules you define.
Most trading bots sell you a strategy and ask you to trust its performance. A BYOS platform separates the two jobs: the signal provider decides what to trade, and the execution layer decides how much, with what protection, and whether a trade is allowed at all. That separation is what lets you keep a provider you already follow, switch providers without changing your setup, and put a risk layer in front of a source that is good at analysis but careless about position size. It also means the platform has no incentive to overtrade your account to make its own signals look active.
AlgoVesta is a BYOS execution platform for 16 crypto exchanges and MetaTrader 5. You choose the source (Telegram channels you are a member of, TradingView webhooks, or an MCP connection for Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor), pick the target account, and set the rules: position size, leverage cap, mandatory stop-loss, daily loss limit and drawdown brake. Each incoming signal is parsed, checked against those rules, and either executed or blocked with a reason you can see in the dashboard. You can run the same source in paper mode first, with a $5,000 virtual balance, before letting it touch real funds. See the Telegram automation page for the crypto side and Forex on MetaTrader for MT5.
A trader follows two paid Telegram channels for crypto and one free forex room. With BYOS, all three are connected to the same dashboard: the crypto channels trade a Bybit sub-account at $100 margin per signal with 5x leverage, and the forex room trades an MT5 account at 0.05 lots with a required stop-loss. When one channel goes quiet or starts posting poorly, the trader disconnects it without touching the others.