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How to Automate TradingView strategy to Binance without Webhooks

ZeppoTrade offers the simplest way to connect alerts without the need for TradingView Pro, ensuring your trading experience is effortless and highly efficient.

Connecting TradingView to Zeppotrade

Before we dive into the specifics of connecting TradingView alerts to Binance, you need to connect TradingView to ZeppoTrade. This crucial step ensures that your alerts reach Binance seamlessly. Don't worry; we have a separate article explaining how to do just that.

How to connect TradingView To ZeppoTrade.

How does Zeppotrade work?

When it comes to automating your cryptocurrency trading, ZeppoTrade stands out as a game-changer. But how exactly does it work, and what sets it apart from the rest?

TradingView Integration

ZeppoTrade seamlessly integrates with TradingView, the popular charting and analysis platform used by traders worldwide. Here's where the magic begins: you create your trading alerts on TradingView just like you normally would.

Automation Alerts

Now, here's the key difference: ZeppoTrade allows you to automate these TradingView alerts to execute on Binance. ZeppoTrade offers multiple plans, making it suitable for traders with varying needs. This versatility is a game-changer for traders looking to capitalize on market opportunities swiftly and efficiently.

Binance Integration

ZeppoTrade connects directly to Binance, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges globally. When your TradingView alert is triggered, ZeppoTrade takes care of the rest. It sends your trading instructions directly to Binance for execution.

No Webhooks Required

Here's what makes ZeppoTrade truly unique: it doesn't rely on webhooks to receive alerts. Unlike other solutions that may require complex webhook setups, ZeppoTrade simplifies the process. This means you don't have to deal with the technicalities of configuring webhooks, making it accessible and hassle-free for traders of all levels. So, in a nutshell, ZeppoTrade streamlines the entire process of automating your TradingView alerts to Binance. It's user-friendly, cost-effective, and, most importantly, it doesn't burden you with webhook configurations. This means you can focus on what matters most—making informed trading decisions and maximizing your profits in the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency trading.

Connect Binance and Tradingview to Zeppotrade

Please make an account and follow the instructions on website.

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Binance SPOT

Alert Parameters

symbol - trading pair you want to trade (BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT).
account - account you want to use to execute the trade. Valid options are: SPOT and USDM
quantity - quantity or amount of the asset you want to trade.
buyquantity - quantity when side is buy
sellquantity - quantity when side is sell
side - parameter indicates whether you want to place a buy order or a sell order. Valid options are BUY/LONG and SELL/SHORT
price - The specified price at which your LIMIT order is set. If not provided, the order will be treated as a MARKET order.
wait - set delay before execution of your trade. It is specified in seconds. For example, if you set wait=10, it means that the system will pause for 10 seconds before executing the trade.

Every alert parameter goes inside Tradingview message.

Alert syntax

Every parameter needs to be seperated using one "=" without spaces. Parameters are NOT case-sensitive.

account = spot symbol= BTCUSDT side==buy quantity= 0.003

account=spot symbol=BTCUSDT side=buy quantity=0.003

#Alert examples

BUY Examples

Buy 0.0003 BTC at fixed price (limit order)

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=buy quantity=0.0003 price=60000

Buy 0.0003 BTC at market price

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=buy quantity=0.0003

Buy BTC by using 25% of spot balance at market price.

symbol=btcusdt account=spot side=buy quantity=25%

Place Buy order at market price with 100 USDT.

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=buy quantity=100/{{close}}

{{close}} is tradingview placeholder which will return current Bitcoin price.
Dividing 100 by the current price {{close}} calculates the quantity of Bitcoin (BTC) that can be purchased with 100 USDT.

SELL Examples

Sell 0.0003 BTC at fixed price (limit order)

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=sell quantity=0.0003 price=60000

Sell 0.0003 BTC at market price

symbol=btcusdt account=spot side=sell quantity=0.0003

Sell 50% of BTC balance at market price.

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=sell quantity=50%

Place Sell order at market price with 100 USDT.

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=sell quantity=100/{{close}}

{{close}} is tradingview placeholder which will return current Bitcoin price.
Dividing 100 by the current price {{close}} calculates the quantity of Bitcoin (BTC) that can be sold with 100 USDT.

Different quantity for buy and sell

Buy 0.0003 BTC, Sell 100% (market order)

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side={{strategy.order.action}} sellquantity=100% buyquantity=0.0003

Buy using 50% of account balance, Sell 100% (market order)

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side={{strategy.order.action}} sellquantity=100% buyquantity=50%

Calculations Examples

Allowed Operations:
Addition +
Subtraction -
Multiplication *
Division /

Place Buy order below the current BTC price by 100 USDT

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=buy quantity=50% price={{close}}-100

Place Buy order at market price with 100 USDT.

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=buy quantity=100/{{close}}

{{close}} is tradingview placeholder which will return current Bitcoin price.
Dividing 100 by the current price {{close}} calculates the quantity of Bitcoin (BTC) that can be purchased with 100 USDT.

Delays Examples

Set delay before execution of your trade. It is specified in seconds. For example, if you set wait=10,
it means that the system will pause for 10 seconds before executing the trade.

Delay 10 seconds before buying BTC

wait=10 account=spot symbol=btcusdt side=buy quantity=50%

Strategies Examples

You can read more about tradingview placeholders here.

account=spot symbol=btcusdt side={{strategy.order.action}} quantity={{strategy.order.contracts}}

{{strategy.order.action}} - returns the string “buy” or “sell” for the executed order.
{{strategy.order.contracts}} - returns the size of the current position.