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Blacklist — Word Filter
Block messages by their wording, per channel. Available in Nexus Local (Configurator tab 🚫 Blacklist) and in Nexus Cloud (portal menu Tools → 🚫 Blacklist).
📌 What is the Blacklist?
Nexus already ignores the usual result and recap messages — "TP1 hit", "closed in profit", "congrats", "all targets reached" and many more. But every provider words things differently. If yours posts updates that still open trades, the Blacklist lets you add that wording yourself: any message containing one of your terms will never open a trade.
Nexus already ignores the usual result and recap messages — "TP1 hit", "closed in profit", "congrats", "all targets reached" and many more. But every provider words things differently. If yours posts updates that still open trades, the Blacklist lets you add that wording yourself: any message containing one of your terms will never open a trade.
ℹ️ Not the same as the Symbol Filter. The Blacklist filters messages by their
wording. To allow or block specific instruments (XAUUSD, BTCUSD…), use the
Symbol Filter tab instead.
Enable Blacklist
Default:
false
Master switch. When disabled, no message is ever blocked, whatever the term list contains.
Blocked Terms
One term per line. Matching is not case-sensitive and emojis are ignored, so a message written in Telegram's "fancy font" styling is caught just the same.
- A single word matches the whole word only —
beblocks "move SL to BE" but not "price is below 2650". - Several words match as an exact phrase —
running in profitonly fires on those three words together.
⚠️ Be careful with words that also appear in
real signals. Blocking
pips would stop any signal whose targets are
written in pips. Prefer wording that only ever shows up in an update: congrats,
hit tp, enjoy your profit.Channels
Default:
empty (all)
Which channels the filter applies to, added by numeric ID or
@username. Leave the list empty to apply it to every channel.
💡 Apply it per channel, not to all.
A term that suits one provider often blocks legitimate signals from another. Picking the
specific channel keeps the filter where it belongs.
📋 Where blocks are shown. Every blocked message appears in the Nexus Server
Activity Log in amber, naming the term that matched
("Blacklist: message blocked — matched 'congrats'"), so a block is never confused with a
channel that has simply gone quiet. The filter also applies to text read out of images
and voice notes, so a blocked term cannot slip through as a screenshot or audio.
⚠️ Restart Nexus Server after saving. The Configurator writes the setting to
config.json; Nexus Server reads it at startup.