How to get the signals — free or paid

Two ways in — pick the one that suits you

If you're open to trading with a new broker, the free route is the obvious pick: your $400 works as trading capital, not as a payment. If you're settled with your current broker — including an ASIC-regulated one — the paid route gets you the same feed without moving a thing.

The free path, step by step

Three steps, no tricks: open the account through our link on the Base Markets review, deposit $400 or more, then send us your account number through the bot or by email so we can verify the referral and activate you. From that moment the full signal feed is yours at no charge.

• The deposit is your trading capital — it never passes through us
• Verification is usually completed within one business day
• Free access continues while you hold an active funded account opened through our link
• Base Markets holds an offshore FSC (Mauritius) licence, not an ASIC one — read our review before deciding

Why can it be free? Full transparency

No mystery: Base Markets pays us an introducing-broker commission based on trading activity — the same arrangement most signal desks quietly rely on. You pay the same spreads as any direct client; nothing is added to your costs. That commission replaces the roughly $2,500 a year you'd otherwise pay for a subscription, which is why we can hand the feed over for free and still publish every result in the open.

The paid path: how the Telegram bot works

Prefer to stay with your current broker? Open our official bot at t.me/BestTradingSignalCom_bot, tap Start, choose a subscription plan and pay directly inside Telegram. The bot unlocks the VIP feed immediately after payment — same signals, same timing, same weekly accountability.

• Everything happens inside the bot — plans, payment, activation
• Works with any broker and any account size, ASIC-regulated brokers included
• Instant activation after payment — no waiting on verification

After activation: what to expect

You'll receive signals in real time on Telegram — typically 20–35 a week across gold, forex, oil, indices and crypto, each with entry, take profit and stop loss, plus live updates while trades run. Most alerts land in the Australian evening, from about 5pm AEST onward, because the desk trades the London and New York sessions. Every week the results are published, wins and losses alike; the running record lives on the performance page.

One request before your first trade: read the methodology and never risk more than 1–2% of your account per signal. The record is strong, but trading leveraged products always carries real risk of loss.