TradingView

TradingView trade copier

TradingView makes the decision but doesn't know how many accounts you run. Quanify takes your alert or chart trade once and places it on every account, each at its own size.

Start now Webhook to broker

Two ways to copy from TradingView

Alert to accounts: a PineScript strategy fires a webhook and Quanify places a sized order on every attached account.

Chart to accounts: you trade the Leader from the TradingView chart into Tradovate, and Copy Trader mirrors the broker's fill to your other accounts.

  • Same broker connections either way
  • An account switches paths without new setup
Two paths insame accounts
Alert → accountsPineScript fires a webhook. Quanify sizes and places an order on every attached account.Auto
Chart → accountsYou trade the leader account by hand. The broker's fill mirrors to the others.Manual
What is sharedThe same broker connections and per-account sizing.
What you chooseWhether a rule or you decide the trade. Accounts switch between the two without new setup.

One webhook URL per strategy

Paste the strategy's URL into the alert's webhook field and the JSON body into the message. TradingView's placeholders fill in the action, ticker and size; the Webhook Setup panel builds it for you.

The token in the URL is the credential. Keep it out of public charts and screenshots, and add a webhook password for a second factor.

Webhook documentation
Alert message
{
  "action": "{{strategy.order.action}}",
  "ticker": "{{ticker}}",
  "contracts": "{{strategy.order.contracts}}",
  "price": "{{strategy.order.price}}",
  "market_position": "{{strategy.market_position}}"
}

From alert to fill, with nothing on your desktop

  1. 01

    Alert

    TradingView posts to your strategy's webhook URL from its own servers.

  2. 02

    Check

    Token and optional password are verified, then fixed contract size and the Allow 2+ entries guard apply.

  3. 03

    Size

    Each attached account applies its own whole-number multiplier, unless the strategy has a fixed size.

  4. 04

    Place

    One order per account, on that account's own broker connection.

What TradingView can't do on its own

Size five accounts
An alert is one message. It doesn't know your evaluation is smaller than your funded account.
See your fills
TradingView knows what the strategy intended. Your broker knows what filled, including partials and rejections.

What happens to one alert

Test it on a Quanify Paper or Tradovate demo account first. The webhook and sizing stay the same when you attach a funded account.

Accounts reached
Every account attached to the strategy and powered on
Size
Each account's multiplier, 1–999, or the strategy's fixed size
Repeat alert
The same alert within 2 seconds is dropped
Adding to a position
Refused unless Allow 2+ entries is on; exits and reversals pass
Strategy powered off
Answered 403, nothing placed
Daily cap
1,000 alerts, then answered 429
Questions

Common questions

Short answers to what traders ask first. Anything else, the Help Center has it.

Can TradingView copy trades to multiple accounts?

Not by itself. An alert is a message with no knowledge of your accounts. Quanify receives it and places one sized order per account.

How do I connect TradingView to my broker?

Create a strategy in Quanify, copy its webhook URL into the alert's webhook field, and paste the JSON body the Webhook Setup panel generates. Quanify holds the broker connection.

Does this work with PineScript strategies and indicators?

Anything that fires an alert with a webhook can drive it, including strategies and indicators. The body needs action, ticker, market_position and, unless the position is flat, contracts.

Do I need a VPS to run TradingView alerts to my broker?

No. TradingView sends the alert from its servers and Quanify receives it, so no machine of yours is involved.

What happens if TradingView sends the same alert twice?

A duplicate alert within 2 seconds is dropped, so a repeat lands once. On the Copy Trader path, broker executions are de-duplicated separately, and partial fills are never taken for duplicates.

Can I trade manually on TradingView and still copy to my other accounts?

Yes. Trade the Leader account from TradingView, the broker's platform or a phone. Copy Trader works from your broker's execution report.

How do I copy trade on TradingView?

TradingView doesn't place orders on futures accounts by itself. Its alerts post a webhook, and Quanify turns that into an order on every account you armed, each at its own size.

Is a trade copier for TradingView different from a webhook bridge?

A bridge places one alert on one account. A copier places it on every account you route to, sized per account. Quanify does both.

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