Autoview guides
Connect your exchange, write the command that places a trade, and test it before it goes live. Start with your broker below.
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Automate TradingView alerts
Take a TradingView alert end to end, from webhook in to a live order on your exchange.
What is Autoview?
How webhook-driven automation turns an alert into a live trade on your exchange.
Set up the web platform
Connect an exchange, create a webhook, and send your first command. No browser required.
Trade through the MCP
Let an AI agent place verified trades through Autoview. Early access, Tradovate paper first.
Connect your exchange
OANDA
Link your OANDA account and automate forex from your alerts.
Tradovate
Connect Tradovate and automate futures.
Kraken
Connect Kraken and automate crypto spot trades.
Alpaca
Connect Alpaca and automate stocks.
Charles Schwab
Connect Charles Schwab and automate stocks with a secure sign-in.
Charles Schwab: supported orders & features
See supported order types, fees, and setup details for Charles Schwab on Autoview.
HyperLiquid
Connect HyperLiquid and automate perpetuals.
Gate.io
Connect Gate.io and automate crypto trades from your alerts.
Bybit
Connect Bybit and automate crypto spot and derivatives.
Bybit Testnet
Test your Bybit commands on free demo funds before you trade live.
OKX
Connect OKX and automate crypto spot and futures.
Deribit
Connect Deribit and automate options and perpetuals.
Deribit Testnet
Test your Deribit commands on free demo funds before you trade live.
Bitget
Connect Bitget and automate spot, futures, and copy trading.
Bitfinex
Connect Bitfinex and automate crypto trades.
Crypto.com
Connect Crypto.com and automate crypto spot and perps. Free on Autoview.
Coinbase Advanced
Connect Coinbase Advanced and automate crypto spot trades.
BitMEX
Connect BitMEX and automate crypto derivatives, live or on a free testnet account.
BitMEX Testnet
Test your BitMEX commands on free demo funds before you trade live.
Binance
Connect Binance and automate spot and margin trades, live or on a free testnet account.
Binance.US
Connect Binance.US, the separate US-regulated exchange, and automate spot trades.
KuCoin
Connect KuCoin and automate crypto spot trades.
Capital.com
Connect Capital.com and automate CFDs across forex, indices, commodities, shares, and crypto.
Gemini
Connect Gemini and automate market and limit orders across 70+ coins.
HTX
Connect HTX (formerly Huobi) and automate Bitcoin and altcoin spot trades.
TradeStation
Connect TradeStation and automate stocks, ETFs, options, and futures.
Write your commands
Command reference
Every parameter that goes into the alert that places a trade.
Stops, targets, & trailing
Attach stop loss, take profit, and trailing stops to your orders.
Label & comment your alerts
Annotate commands with // notes that show up in your log.
Pine Script basics
Syntax, variables, data types, and control structures, then your first live command.
Pine Script conditionals & loops
else if chains, switch, while, for...in, break/continue, and the ternary operator, past the basics.
Pine Script strategy alerts
Let a Pine Script strategy fill in your command automatically with TradingView's placeholders.
Pine Script functions
Turn a built-in or custom function's computed value into a live Autoview command.
Pine Script time & dates
Session detection, timezones, and firing a command exactly once per bar with barstate.isconfirmed.
Pine Script tuple history error
Why [] fails right after ta.macd() and every other multi-return call, and the two-line fix.
Command references by exchange
Every command on these pages was run through the live execution code before it was written down.
Tradovate command reference
The full verified surface: order types, brackets, OCO, trailing stops, and position management.
Crypto.com command reference
Spot order types, standalone stops, and sizing on Crypto.com.
Kraken command reference
Spot and margin on Kraken: leverage, attached stops, order edits, and transfers.
Bybit perpetuals command reference
Attached brackets, conditional entries, trailing stops, leverage, and hedge mode.
Bybit spot command reference
What works on spot, and which derivatives parameters get rejected or quietly ignored.
Cheat sheets
Tradovate cheat sheet
Copy-paste commands for the Tradovate alerts you write most.
Crypto.com spot cheat sheet
Copy-paste spot commands for Crypto.com alerts.
Kraken spot cheat sheet
Copy-paste spot commands for Kraken alerts.
Bybit perpetuals cheat sheet
Copy-paste perpetual commands for Bybit alerts.
Bybit spot cheat sheet
Copy-paste spot commands for Bybit alerts.
Test & troubleshoot
Test & debug your setup
Dry-run with d=1 and read the log before you risk real money.
Access your Network tab
Open DevTools on the extension's service worker and read the exchange's raw responses.
Common questions & fixes
Do I need my computer on?
The webhook platform runs server-side around the clock. The browser extension is the exception.
Why isn't my alert reaching Autoview?
Delivery-side failures before Autoview even logs the request: rejected content types, TradingView's own alert rules, and how to tell it apart from an alert that arrived and failed.
Do I need a CME license for Tradovate?
The CME license applies to real-time market data over the API, not order placement -- how Autoview's price= parameter avoids it.
How often do I reconnect my broker?
TradeStation's refresh token lasts indefinitely by default. Schwab's expires every 7 days, regardless of use.
VPS for Autoview
What a VPS is, when the extension actually needs one, and how to set one up.
Account shows "Disconnected"
What the Disconnected state means in the extension, and how to get trading again.
Read your log
Where to find the log on each surface and how to use d=1 to debug before you risk real money.
Common error messages
The error strings users hit most, what each one means, and the fix.
Capital.com "Account Balance Not Available"
Why the currency has a trailing d, what was already fixed, and what to check if you still hit it.
Duplicate or repeated orders
The two real causes and how to stop them with the dedupe parameter.
Does TradingView resend a webhook alert?
TradingView's own resend policy only fires on a 500-599 response, excluding 504 -- what Autoview actually returns, and the one honest exception.
TradingView's alert message character limit
300 / 4000 / 40960 characters depending on how the message was built, and what a truncated command looks like on the Autoview side.
Are my API keys safe?
How Autoview stores your keys, why scoped permissions matter, and why withdrawal is never required.
Webhook key
An optional shared secret that stops a guessed or stray request from triggering a trade. Two ways to send it.
Automate a purchased trading strategy
Yes, if it can produce an alert. What you need and which guide to follow next.
Risk management best practices
Autoview doesn't manage risk for you. How to encode sizing and stops into the command, and test them before you trade real money.
Install the Trading Extension
Set up the legacy browser extension: install, pin, connect your account, and add exchange keys.
Extension security
Verify the extension ID before installing, and where your keys actually live: your machine.
Manage your subscription
View, change, or cancel your Autoview subscriptions.