Most versions of this library wrap complex JSON and HTTP requests into simple MQL functions like SendTelegramMessage() .

While MetaTrader has a built-in WebRequest() function, many developers prefer telegram4mql.dll for two reasons:

It allows for secure HTTPS communication between your local machine and Telegram’s servers.

Supports emojis, custom keyboards, and silent notifications. How to Install and Set Up telegram4mql.dll 1. Create a Telegram Bot Before touching the code, you need a bot: Open Telegram and search for @BotFather . Use the /newbot command and follow the instructions. Save the API Token provided.

Standard MQL WebRequest can be "blocking," meaning your EA might freeze for a split second while waiting for a response. DLLs can handle this in the background, keeping your trading logic fluid. Security Warning When using any .dll file in trading:

Unlike web-request-based solutions that can hang the terminal, a well-optimized DLL handles requests asynchronously.

Get your (you can find this by messaging @userinfobot). 2. Installation

#import "telegram4mql.dll" int SendTelegramMessage(string token, string chatID, string text); #import // Usage inside your EA void OnStart() { string token = "12345678:ABCDE-YourTokenHere"; string chatID = "987654321"; SendTelegramMessage(token, chatID, "Gold Trade Opened at 2030.50!"); } Use code with caution. Why Use a DLL Instead of WebRequest?

Send screenshots of charts when a trade is opened.