✔ Learn how to connect TradingView indicators and strategies to Finandy: setting up signals, connecting webhooks, automated trading on Binance. Detailed integration guide.
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Connecting TradingView signals differs based on source type: strategy or indicator.
Two signals need to be created on TradingView platform for indicators, as they can only send a single Buy or Sell signal.
А strategy can send both Buy and Sell messages in 1 signal.
Finandy requires only 1 connection to receive signals for both buying and selling, and place the corresponding orders on Binance or Finandy exchange. Follow our visual guide to connect your TradingView indicator or strategy to Finandy and trade automatically.
In Finandy, a single connection receives TradingView signals for both buying and selling.
Create a signal connection (webhook) in Finandy.
Copy URL and Signal message.
Remember that a signal is specific to a certain timeframe, such as the 5-minute chart for a currency pair.
Click the button to create new signal.
Select chart's indicator
Select BUY signal condition
Name the signal, for example, "ETHUSDT buy"
Paste Message from Finandy settings
Switch to "Notifications" tab (1), paste URL (2) from Finandy settings, and click Create signal button (3).
Click the button to create new signal.
Select chart's indicator
Select SELL signal condition
Name the signal, for example, "ETHUSDT sell"
Paste Message from Finandy settings
Change message
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Switch to "Notifications" tab (1), paste URL (2) from Finandy settings, and click Create signal button (3).
Create a signal connection (webhook) in Finandy.
Set "PositionSide: Strategy" (1) and "OrderSide: Strategy" (2) as shown in the image and Save (3).
Copy URL and Signal message.
Click button to a create signal.
Select the strategy added to chart
Name signal, for example, "ETHUSDT. Strategy"
Paste Message from Finandy settings
Switch to "Notifications" tab (1), paste URL (2) from Finandy settings, and click Create signal button (3).
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