TradingView Setup

This guide walks you through sending trade signals from TradingView to Trade Wzrd via webhooks.

Setup Steps

Step 1: Create a Webhook in Trade Wzrd

1. Go to Automation > Webhooks
2. Create a new webhook and select your target accounts
3. Copy the webhook URL

Step 2: Create a TradingView Alert

On your TradingView chart, click the Alert button (clock icon) or right-click the chart and select Add alert. Set up your strategy condition as usual.

Step 3: Configure the Webhook URL

In the alert dialog:

1. Under Notifications, check the Webhook URL box
2. Paste your Trade Wzrd webhook URL

Step 4: Set the Alert Message

In the Message box, enter your signal using the comma-separated format. Use TradingView’s {{ticker}} placeholder for the symbol:

Simple buy signal:

Sell with pip-based SL/TP:

Dynamic SL/TP with price values:

Close signal:

Partial close:

Breakeven:

Multi-command (close and re-enter):

Step 5: Save the Alert

Click Create. TradingView will send the signal to your webhook URL whenever the alert condition triggers.

TradingView Placeholders

You can use any TradingView placeholder in your signal:

Using Price Values for SL/TP

When you use price values (like {{low}} or {{high}}) for stop loss and take profit, you don’t need to specify TPSLTYPE=PRICE - price is the default:

Only specify TPSLTYPE=PIPS when your SL/TP values are pip distances:

Multi-Command from TradingView

Separate commands with semicolons in the same message box:

This closes the existing position and immediately opens a new one.

Symbol Handling

TradingView’s {{ticker}} returns symbols in various formats depending on the exchange. Use manual symbol mapping in your webhook’s advanced account config if the format doesn’t match your broker:

Alternatively, enable Auto symbol mapping to let Trade Wzrd fuzzy-match signal symbols to your broker’s format.

Common Issues