Auto-Trading Guide
How to connect your exchange account, how positions are sized, and how you stay in control.
What SignalPro does
Choose volatility expansion on Bybit or SMC on Bitunix, or connect both. Each strategy has separate API credentials, capital allocation, orders, positions and dashboard results. Entries and exits follow the selected strategy.
- Executes in your own exchange account; funds never leave it
- Exchange-side stop-loss and profit target according to the selected strategy
- Position size proportional to your account equity, capped by your tier
- Full history on your dashboard; Bybit signals and fills also arrive on Telegram
Getting started in three steps
- 1
Create an account and pick a tier
Sign up with email and password, then pay once in USDT (TRC-20) on the Pricing page. Starter, Pro and Elite run the same strategy; they differ only in the account equity the bot may size on.
- 2
Create the selected exchange's trading API key
Select the strategy in Auto-trading and follow its exchange-specific API instructions. Grant futures account access and trading permission, exclude withdrawals and bind the server IP when available.
- 3
Connect the key and switch on
Paste the key and secret on the Auto-trading page. We validate it, store the secret encrypted, and the next signal is placed in your account. Connect Telegram in Settings to receive signal and fill messages.
How your position is sized
The bot never copies a fixed quantity. Each entry carries the fraction of account equity the strategy committed; your order uses the same fraction of your equity, capped by your tier.
Equity fraction
Sizing uses the selected strategy's risk budget, stop distance and allocated account capital. SMC plans 0.45% risk per trade before costs, with notional and concurrency limits.
Tier cap
Starter sizes on up to 10,000 USDT of equity, Pro on up to 50,000 USDT, Elite without a cap. Equity above the cap is simply not used for sizing.
Leverage and margin
Bybit volatility expansion uses isolated margin at 7x. SMC on Bitunix uses cross margin at 3x; cross margin shares the dedicated account's collateral. These leverage settings are separate from the risk budget per trade.
Exchange minimums
Orders below the selected exchange's minimum size are skipped for your account. Symbol precision and available margin are checked before entering.
Example: SMC with 10,000 USDT of eligible capital plans 45 USDT of stop risk before fees, funding and slippage. Quantity depends on stop distance and exchange limits; leverage is not the risk percentage.
The life of a trade
Entry
The worker verifies exchange settings and available capital before entry, then places the strategy's protective stop and target. SMC uses one full 7R target, not two partial take-profits.
Strategy-specific exits
Exit rules differ. SMC closes at its stop, 7R target or maximum 168-hour holding period. Bybit uses the volatility expansion exit rules shown in its backtest.
Final close and reconciliation
Protective orders and reduce-only exits close the owned position. The worker reconciles exchange fills and remaining quantity before updating your account history.
Errors
If an order fails because of an expired key, insufficient margin or missing permissions, auto-trading for your account pauses and you get a Telegram notice. Fix the key and switch it back on; nothing is retried blindly.
Staying in control
Pause
The OFF switch on the Auto-trading page stops new entries immediately. Open positions keep their exchange-side stop-loss and take-profit.
Disconnect
Deleting a key removes its encrypted secret from our service. Revoke it on the corresponding exchange as well to remove exchange access.
Manual intervention
You can manage your own positions on the exchange. The bot reconciles the positions it owns; do not use a dedicated strategy account for unrelated trades.
Key safety
Trade-only permission, encrypted storage, revocable any time. We can place and close orders; we cannot move funds.
The strategy
Two separately tested strategies, each on its own exchange. Review a strategy's results, then connect the exchange it trades on.
Choose your auto-trading strategy
Connect either or both strategies under one SignalPro account. Each uses its own exchange key, budget and positions.
Frequently asked questions
Which exchanges are supported?
Volatility expansion uses Bybit USDT perpetual futures. SMC uses Bitunix USDT futures. You can connect both strategies and manage their dashboards independently.
Do I need to keep my computer on?
No. Orders are placed from our servers with your API key. Nothing runs on your device.
Can I trade manually in the same account?
Use a dedicated exchange account for each strategy. Unrelated positions and orders can block safe configuration or new entries. Keep manual trading in a separate account.
I am not receiving Telegram messages.
Check the Telegram connection and the alert toggle in Settings. If you filtered markets, deselecting all of them silences alerts entirely.
Does the subscription auto-renew?
No. When the period ends, new entries stop; open positions keep their exchange-side stops. Pay again to extend, and the latest tier applies.
Can I get a refund?
Subscriptions activate instantly and are non-refundable once active. Read the Terms before paying.
When a payment has not confirmed
Keep the order number, exact USDT amount, expiry time, and transaction hash (TXID). Check the TRC-20 network and the amount arriving after fees. A payment may still be checked after the local deadline. Once the server marks an order expired, automatic matching stops; funds already sent require manual review, not another transfer.