Quick answer
If Telegram signals aren’t being detected:
- Open Accounts and confirm your Telegram account is connected
- Confirm you are a member of the signal channel(s) in Telegram
- Open Logs and filter for Telegram
- Adjust Signal Keywords / Detect Keywords so real signals are not filtered out
Symptoms
- No “Signal Received” entries in Logs
- Telegram messages appear in Telegram, but the app doesn’t react
- Signals used to work, then stopped
Most common causes
- Telegram session is disconnected / expired
- The account is connected, but the stream isn’t running
- You are not a member of the signal channel (or channel is private / removed)
- Keywords are filtering out signals (too strict)
Fix steps
1) Confirm Telegram account is connected
- Open Accounts
- Find the Telegram account
- If it is disconnected, reconnect it
2) Confirm channel access
- Open Telegram (phone/desktop)
- Confirm you are a member of the signal channel(s)
- If the channel is private, confirm your account still has access
3) Check Logs for Telegram activity
- Open Logs
- Filter by Telegram (or search “Telegram”)
- Look for: - “Signal Received” - “Parse failed” - Any authorization / connection errors
4) Review your keyword filtering
Telegram providers often mix signals with commentary. Keywords help separate signal messages from noise.
In Telegram settings (⚙️):
- Signal Keywords / Detect Keywords: only process messages that contain at least one of these
- Ignore Keywords: skip messages containing these
Common mistake: Signal keywords don’t match the provider’s actual wording, so signals are ignored.
Verify it worked
- Wait for the next provider signal
- Open Logs
- Confirm you see “Signal Received”
- Confirm a connection using Telegram as master produces copy events
If it still doesn’t work (Escalate)
- Open Copy Not Working? → run quick scan
- Open a support ticket and include: - A pasted example message from your provider (scrub private info if needed) - Your current keyword configuration (or screenshot) - Time of a message that was missed (timezone)
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