cTrader Cloud Automation with TradingView Alerts
cTrader automation often becomes difficult when the trader has to expose a local webhook server, maintain a machine or stitch together several tools.
NRUNO keeps the routing layer in the cloud while the cTrader side connects through the NRUNO cBot.
Quick comparison
| Criterion | NRUNO | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud webhook endpoint | Yes | TradingView sends alerts to NRUNO |
| Local HTTP server required | No | No self-hosted webhook endpoint for NRUNO routing |
| cTrader-side component | NRUNO cBot | Connected to receive instructions |
| Dashboard visibility | Yes | Check signal status |
| Exit management | Yes | TP/SL, break-even and trailing modes |
Cloud routing vs local hosting
A cloud route can simplify the part between TradingView and cTrader. You still need your cTrader-side setup connected, but you do not have to expose your own local webhook server for the NRUNO connection.
Exit management as a NRUNO advantage
NRUNO supports fixed TP/SL, break-even, Step trailing, FVG-based trailing and Hybrid trailing with Step + FVG. That makes the topic about both connection and trade management.
Why cTrader traders use this pattern
It keeps strategy logic in TradingView and execution handling in cTrader while NRUNO handles the message delivery path between them.
What still needs care
Broker execution, market liquidity, internet connectivity and message configuration still matter. Automation should be tested carefully.
FAQ
Is this a hosted broker?
No. NRUNO is a connector, not a broker.
Does cloud routing remove all local requirements?
No. Your cTrader-side setup still needs to be connected.
Does NRUNO guarantee execution?
No. It provides technical routing, not guaranteed fills or prices.