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Trade Wzrd

Getting Started

Quick Start

Get up and running with Trade Wzrd in 6 steps. Connect an account, create a webhook, and execute your first automated trade.

Get up and running with Trade Wzrd in 6 steps. This guide walks you through connecting your first trading account and executing an automated trade from a TradingView alert.

Step 1: Sign Up and Choose a Plan

Sign up at tradewzrd.com using your email or Google account. After signing up, complete the onboarding flow — connect your first trading account or explore the dashboard. Choose a plan when you’re ready to start automating. The Pass Your First Eval plan ($39/mo) is the minimum to get started. All plans include every feature — automation, copy trading, terminal, and analytics. Yearly billing saves you 20%.

Verify your email address before connecting any accounts.

Step 2: Connect Your First Trading Account

  1. Go to the Accounts page in the top navigation.
  2. Click Connect Account.
  3. Select your platform (MT4, MT5, TradeLocker, cTrader, or DXTrade).
  4. Enter your account credentials and click Connect.

For detailed instructions per platform, see Connecting Your Account.

Step 3: Create a Webhook

  1. Go to Automation > Webhooks.
  2. Click Create Webhook.
  3. Fill in the fields:
    • Name - e.g. My First Webhook
    • Account - select the account you just connected
  4. Click Save.

Step 4: Copy Your Webhook URL

After creating your webhook, your webhook URL is displayed on the webhook card. Copy this URL - you’ll need it for TradingView.

Keep your webhook URL secret. Anyone with the URL can send trade signals to your account.

Step 5: Set Up a TradingView Alert

  1. Open TradingView and load a chart.
  2. Set up your indicator or strategy as usual.
  3. Click Alert to create a new alert.
  4. In the alert settings:
    • Set Condition to your strategy/indicator trigger.
    • Set Action to Webhook URL.
    • Paste your Trade Wzrd webhook URL into the URL field.
    • In the Message field, enter:
  1. Click Save.

Step 6: Test It

Manually trigger your TradingView alert or wait for the condition to be met. The signal executes automatically on your connected account. Check the Alerts tab under Automation to confirm the trade was executed.

Use VOL=0.01 for testing to minimize risk. Always test on a demo account before going live.

Multi-Command Signals

You can send multiple commands in a single alert by separating them with semicolons:

This closes any open position on XAUUSD and opens a new buy on EURUSD in one alert.

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