Automate Coinbase Advanced with Autoview

Yes. Connect your Coinbase account to Autoview, then add an Autoview command to a TradingView alert or any webhook. When the alert fires, Autoview reads the command and places the order on Coinbase for you, with no manual step.

Coinbase gives you the crypto spot markets, and Autoview can automate orders across the trading pairs your account supports. Your alerts buy and sell crypto the same way you would place the orders by hand.

Not a funded one. Coinbase does not have a demo or paper-trading account wired into Autoview, so you cannot rehearse with simulated funds the way you can on some other exchanges. You can preview a command as a dry run to see exactly what order it would place before it sends. For a real test, place a small limit order on your live account, sized at Coinbase's minimum and priced well away from the market, so it won't fill while you're testing.

Partly. Coinbase supports a stop-limit entry order, where a stop trigger places a limit order at the price you set. A separate stop-loss to protect a position after it fills is not available for Coinbase through Autoview, and take-profit orders are not supported either. To exit at a target price, use a limit order.

Not currently. Trailing stops are not available for Coinbase through Autoview. Your orders are placed at the prices you specify rather than following the market automatically, so use a fixed limit or stop-limit order instead.

Both work for Coinbase. The cloud webhook platform runs your automation on its own, so nothing needs to stay open on your computer. If you would rather execute on your own device, the Chrome extension can run Coinbase too.

You connect with your Coinbase API Key and API Secret, and Autoview stores them encrypted. They are used only to sign and place the orders you trigger, and they are never written into your alerts.