Markets
Spot and Futures (USDT-M).
TRADINGVIEW WEBHOOK AUTOMATION
TradingView to Binance automation
Turn TradingView strategy alerts and indicator alerts into real Binance orders on Spot and Futures (USDT-M) — through the Binance API, with no code, no server of your own and no API keys in your alerts.
WHAT IS SUPPORTED
Binance with TradeAdapter
TradingView alerts
Strategy alerts and indicator alerts from your TradingView scripts, sent by webhook.
API key
In Binance API Management create a system-generated (HMAC) key, set its API restrictions for the markets you trade and restrict it to the TradeAdapter IP address. The step-by-step guide shows every screen.
Supported symbols
ORDER MANAGEMENT
What you can automate on Binance
Stop loss / Take profit
Futures (USDT-M) only.
Take profit ladder
Futures (USDT-M) only.
Trailing stop
Futures (USDT-M) only.
Position close
All supported Binance markets.
TradingView sync
All supported Binance markets.
Percent-of-balance sizing
All supported Binance markets.
Execution tracking
All supported Binance markets.
HOW IT WORKS
Connect TradingView to Binance in three steps
Create the Binance API key
Create a Binance API key with the permissions and IP restriction TradeAdapter needs.
Save it under My Brokers
Save the key under My Brokers and create a Strategy: market, ticker, order type and quantity are set once there.
Point the TradingView alert at it
Connect TradingView alerts to Binance: your webhook URL and an alert message that names the Strategy — never an API key.
FAQ
TradingView to Binance questions
Yes. TradeAdapter receives your TradingView alert by webhook and places the order on Binance through its API. It supports strategy alerts and indicator alerts on Binance Spot and Futures (USDT-M).
Spot and Futures (USDT-M). The symbols available in each market are listed in the TradeAdapter documentation.
In Binance API Management create a system-generated (HMAC) key, set its API restrictions for the markets you trade and restrict it to the TradeAdapter IP address. The step-by-step guide shows every screen.
No. You save the Binance API key once under My Brokers and create a Strategy there with the market, ticker, order type and quantity. The TradingView alert only names that Strategy, so no key travels in an alert.
No. TradingView sends the alert from its servers and TradeAdapter places the order on Binance, so your browser and computer can be closed. You need a TradingView plan that includes webhook alerts.
Yes. Create a Binance Futures testnet API key and save it under My Brokers as a demo account, so you can check your TradingView alerts before trading live.