Signal interface
To work with TradingView signals, you need to have any paid subscription on the TradingVew.com website
If enabled, when a signal arrives, an order will be created according to the settings
Arbitrary name. It is displayed in notifications when a signal is received.
- 1.TradingView The order will be created when an external signal is received. To connect, you need to create a signal in Tradingview with the URL and Messages specified in the terminal.
- 2.Master hook Copying orders on a signal from the Master account. To start the connection, you must specify the Master ID.
If enabled, all incoming signals will be redirected to the connected ones.
To connect, copy the Hook id and paste it into the slave signal, before that, in the slave signal, select Source = Master hook
If you want orders to be created in the Master's account, then create an additional slave signal in it
You can enter the IP of your server and create orders through a POST request, or enter the IP of your computer and test how the signal works on the page hook.finandy.com/test.
If your IP often changes during tests, then you can specify 0.0.0.0/0 - the IP restriction will be removed.
Placeholder {{ticker}} passes the name of the pair from the Tradingview signal, but you can specify the name of the pair WITHOUT {{}}, for example, BTCUSDT.
One signal can both open and close LONG or SHORT positions. You do not need to create multiple receive signals.
It is enough to open a LONG position in the Tradingview message, manually change the side parameter to buy:
{
"name": "Hook 196",
"secret": "2ehiexig0r5",
"side": "buy",
"symbol": "{{ticker}}"
}
to open SHORT - sell:
{
"name": "Hook 196",
"secret": "2ehiexig0r5",
"side": "sell",
"symbol": "{{ticker}}"
}
URL and Message are copied to the Tradingview signal
If the Master hook option is enabled, the Master ID is displayed below the Signal Message.
It must be passed to those traders who want to copy your signals.
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