Trade Wzrd lets you automate trade execution via webhooks. Any source - TradingView, custom scripts, third-party platforms - sends a text signal to your webhook URL. Trade Wzrd parses the signal and executes the trade on your connected accounts.
How It Works
- Create a webhook in the Trade Wzrd dashboard (Automation > Webhooks)
- Copy the webhook URL
- Configure TradingView (or any source) to send signals to that URL
- When a signal is received, Trade Wzrd parses it and executes on all linked accounts
Signal Format
Signals are comma-separated text strings:
The format is: COMMAND,SYMBOL,PARAM=VALUE,PARAM=VALUE,...
Parameters can appear in any order - the parser identifies the command, symbol, and key-value pairs automatically.
Multi-Command Signals
You can chain multiple commands in a single signal using semicolons:
This is useful for flip strategies - close an existing position and immediately open a new one.
Supported Commands
Trade Wzrd supports 15 commands:
See the Signal Reference for complete details on every command and parameter.
Supported Platforms
Linking Multiple Accounts
Each webhook can target multiple accounts simultaneously. Link all your trading accounts to a single webhook and have the same signal execute across all of them.
Symbol Mapping
When your signal uses a symbol format that differs from your broker, Trade Wzrd handles the translation:
- Auto (fuzzy match) - Automatically matches signal symbols to broker symbols (e.g.,
BTCUSDmatchesBTCUSDm) - Manual - Define explicit signal-to-broker symbol pairs (e.g.,
BTCUSD→BTCUSDZ,XAUUSD→GOLD)
Volume Configuration
Each linked account can have its own volume mode:
Volume-Based Closing
Enable Volume Based Closing on an account to support layer closing. When a close command includes a VOL parameter, Trade Wzrd closes multiple trades to match the target volume.
Webhook Request Formats
The webhook endpoint accepts two formats:
Plain text (most common with TradingView):
JSON (any field named signal, message, or text):

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