Route TradingView Signal Sources through exact Trading Rules to compatible accounts on Pepperstone cTrader, IC Markets cTrader, Alpaca, Binance Spot, Binance Futures, and Hyperliquid.
That keeps exchange-specific issues visible and manageable from the first test.
Exchange-routing essentials
- The Signal Source owns and safely tests the private webhook.
- An Automation binds one source, one immutable Rules version, and one to three compatible accounts.
- Current destinations are Pepperstone cTrader, IC Markets cTrader, Alpaca, Binance Spot, Binance Futures, and Hyperliquid.
Start with the Signal Source
Create the TradingView source, choose message fields, copy its private webhook URL, and run a safe test before an Automation exists.
The source test validates delivery and normalized intent. It never creates an order or broker request.
Grant execution authority separately
An Automation binds the source to one exact Trading Rules version and one to three compatible broker accounts.
A live source alert can fan out to multiple active Automations, and each target is evaluated, submitted, reconciled, and proved independently.
Use only released destinations
Current destination support is Pepperstone cTrader, IC Markets cTrader, Alpaca, Binance Spot, Binance Futures, and Hyperliquid.
Other brokers and exchanges are requests, not live support. Compatibility must be confirmed before an Automation can run.
FAQ
Answers users search for before connecting automation.
Which brokers and exchanges are supported?
Pepperstone cTrader, IC Markets cTrader, Alpaca, Binance Spot, Binance Futures, and Hyperliquid
Can I test without a broker?
Yes. A Signal Source test validates the webhook and payload without executing anything.