TradingView to FTMO automation through cTrader only makes sense when the account configuration and FTMO’s current rules fit the route you intend to use. NRUNO does not claim an FTMO partnership; it is a technical TradingView-to-cTrader connector.
FTMO’s current official platform information lists cTrader alongside MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 for its trading environments. That is relevant because NRUNO’s route is based on cTrader. Platform availability can change, so confirm the current configurator when opening an account.
Your strategy or indicator remains in TradingView. When the chosen event triggers, TradingView sends a webhook to NRUNO. NRUNO validates and routes the instruction to the connected cTrader cBot. This is not a direct FTMO API integration and does not bypass FTMO’s platform.
FTMO’s current FAQ says legitimate algorithmic trading and EAs can be used when the trading style follows its rules and real-market conditions. FTMO also publishes forbidden-practice rules, including limits on abusive or hyperactive automated behaviour. Always check the latest terms.
A connector may be technically compatible while a specific strategy behaviour still violates a firm’s rules. Frequency, exposure and prohibited practices remain the trader’s responsibility. NRUNO does not determine whether a trade is compliant.
Verify symbols, volume, timing, protection and exits first. FTMO also publishes platform-maintenance notices, so availability can vary during scheduled maintenance. Current FTMO information should remain part of your operational checklist.
Primary sources: FTMO platforms · FTMO algorithmic trading · FTMO forbidden practices
Yes. FTMO’s current official platform information lists cTrader.
Its current FAQ says legitimate algorithmic trading and EAs are allowed subject to its rules.
No partnership or endorsement is claimed.
No. You must check and follow FTMO’s current rules yourself.