TradingView webhook trading for cTrader

From your alert to a cTrader order

A TradingView webhook sends your alert message to another service. NRUNO receives that message and passes a supported instruction to your connected cTrader cBot. You do not need to build or host the connecting server.

1. Open your NRUNO dashboard. Create your Connector access and copy its personal webhook URL.
2. Start the NRUNO cBot. Enter your Connector credentials and check that the dashboard shows the connection.
3. Create the TradingView alert. Choose the condition, paste your webhook URL and use the matching message from your dashboard.
4. Check an entry and an exit on demo. Compare the TradingView alert, the dashboard event and the actual cTrader position.

For the exact fields and a message example, follow the TradingView webhook setup guide.

What you need, and what you pay for

• A TradingView account with webhook alerts available and two-factor authentication enabled.
• A cTrader trading account and a running NRUNO cBot instance.
• A NRUNO Connector access, included in your selected plan.

The NRUNO trial lasts 14 days and needs no payment card. It does not automatically become a paid subscription. Compare current NRUNO plans before choosing. TradingView subscriptions, broker spreads and commissions are separate.

NRUNO hosts the bridge. If your cBot runs successfully in cTrader Cloud, your PC can be off. A locally running cBot needs its computer to stay on and connected. Check your cTrader account's cloud availability when choosing where to run it.

Use an indicator or a Pine strategy

Indicator alerts: choose a supported buy or sell condition and paste the corresponding NRUNO message. An indicator that exposes suitable alert conditions can be used without rewriting its calculation.

Strategy alerts: use strategy order-fill events with a supported message supplied through alert_message. A profitable-looking backtest alone does not tell NRUNO which command to execute.

Unsure which one your script uses? See alert(), alertcondition() and strategy alerts compared.

Manage the trade after the entry

Choose fixed TP/SL, break-even, Step trailing, FVG trailing or a hybrid of Step and FVG in the NRUNO cBot. Alternatively, let a compatible TradingView exit alert request a close. These are position-management choices, not additional buy or sell signals.

That makes NRUNO useful when your entry comes from TradingView but you want defined exit rules in cTrader. Check the trade-management options and test their interaction before enabling real-money orders.

See where an alert stopped

If TradingView did not trigger an alert, start with its condition and expiry. If delivery failed, inspect the webhook status. If NRUNO received it but cTrader did not open a position, check the dashboard error, exact broker symbol, cBot connection and order settings.

A successful webhook delivery is not a broker execution confirmation. The webhook error guide explains the difference and the next check for each outcome.

Questions before you start