TradingView → Broker
Route each alert with your account ID and strategy group ID so the webhook lands on the right workspace.
Connect your broker, build strategies and route TradingView alerts to the right account—without losing control of the sequence.
Route each alert with your account ID and strategy group ID so the webhook lands on the right workspace.
Every user’s broker connections, strategies and signal history stay isolated.
Monitor strategies, executions and daily activity from a focused dashboard.
Add API credentials in Broker Setup — Delta Exchange, Angel One, Finvasia Shoonya or Flattrade — and verify the connection in seconds.
Define legs, quantities and execution sequence, then copy the webhook URL plus that group’s BUY, SELL or EXIT JSON.
Point TradingView at the site webhook. The JSON account_id, strategy_group_id and signal route the order.
Every request is served over HTTPS with strict transport security enforced at the edge.
Your broker connections, strategies and signal history are separated from every other account.
Each account has a unique account_id in the alert JSON — unrecognised IDs are rejected outright.
Broker API credentials are handled on the server and are never exposed in your browser session.
Create your account and configure your workflow. Subscription plans and usage limits will be announced before paid billing begins.
Create a strategy group, copy the site webhook URL into TradingView, and paste that group’s JSON. It includes your account_id, strategy_group_id and BUY / SELL / EXIT.
Delta Exchange, Angel One, Finvasia Shoonya and Flattrade are supported today, with more brokers on the way.
Account creation is open right now. Subscription plans and usage limits will be announced before paid billing begins.
No. You connect with trade-scoped broker API credentials — the platform routes orders and never requires withdrawal permissions.
Every webhook hit is logged with its execution status on your dashboard, and manual entry and square-off controls let you step in at any time.