From Chat to Buy Order: RoboForex Puts Full Trading Inside Telegram

Belize-based broker RoboForex has integrated its MobileTrader platform into Telegram as a Mini App, the company announced today (Monday). The integration allows users to manage trading accounts, execute orders and access analytical tools directly within the messaging app.

What the App Does

The Telegram Mini App mirrors the functionality of RoboForex's existing MobileTrader platform. According to the company, users can manage accounts, execute orders, monitor positions and view live charts.

The app also supports deposits and withdrawals, with zero-commission withdrawals offered on three Tuesdays per month, alongside an economic calendar, personalised alerts and market analytics. RoboForex has also built in copy trading, giving users access to what the company describes as one of the industry's largest copy-trading communities.

These mini apps can be minimised within Telegram, allowing users to follow trading channels and signal groups before returning to execute a trade.

Douglas Abreu, Regional Operations Manager at RoboForex, said Telegram has grown in popularity among traders but had "long been perceived only as a communication tool," and that the company built the app to make trading "as natural as sending a message."

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Part of a Wider Industry Shift

RoboForex is not the first broker to move into Telegram's Mini App ecosystem. NAGA was the first CFD broker to launch a Telegram mini app, a move the German-listed broker said contributed 8 percent of its new client acquisition. Libertex followed as the second CFD broker to launch a fully functional trading app inside Telegram.

Other platforms have taken a narrower approach. TradingView launched a Telegram mini app focused on charting, offering customisable charts, technical indicators and trend analysis without a direct trading function. On the crypto side, Blum launched solely as a Telegram mini app and was later listed among Telegram's most visited mini apps, reporting a daily trading volume of $250 million.

The broader trend coincides with Telegram's own growth. The platform has surpassed 1 billion monthly users and 450 million daily active users, with roughly a third of users reporting some interaction with crypto. Telegram access varies by jurisdiction: Vietnam blocked the app earlier in 2025, and a new Russian law required local forex brokers to end support for it.

Telegram-based trading activity has also drawn scrutiny over fraud. A 2024 study found that more than 60 percent of targeted traders who interacted with Telegram trading groups reported financial losses, with clone scams impersonating known brands and signal providers among the reported issues.