TradingView Connection Guide
See exactly how a chart alert on TradingView reaches MOABOT and becomes an exchange order request.
This page focuses on the connection itself — account, indicator, alert, webhook URL and memo. For per-strategy input values, see the strategy guide.
This guide is a reference only
MOABOT relays signals and requests orders. Receiving a signal does not guarantee a fill, and any value shown here is an example.
MOABOT is a trading-signal automation tool, not investment advice.
Signal flow
How a signal becomes an order request
TradingView signal
Chart alert fires
MOABOT webhook
Signal received & parsed
Exchange order request
Sent via your API key
Status check
Confirm in the dashboard
Each arrow is a request, not a guarantee. A fill depends on the exchange, your API permissions, balance, and market state.
Connection steps
Six steps to connect TradingView
Prepare your TradingView account and chart
Sign in to TradingView, open Supercharts, and pick the exact symbol/exchange you want to trade. The free tier already supports webhook URLs.
- Use the chart of the exchange that will actually execute the order.
- Make sure the TradingView ID registered in MOABOT matches the account you are using.
Add the invite-only indicator to the chart
Open Indicators → Invite-only and add the MOABOT strategy indicator to the chart. If the list is empty, recheck your TradingView ID on MOABOT.
- Indicator-access sync usually completes within 5–10 minutes.
- Set inputs and timeframe to fit your own capital and risk — see the strategy guide for details.
Create an alert
Open the Alerts (clock) panel and create a new alert. Set the condition to the MOABOT indicator and match the interval to your chart.
- Enable the "Any alert() function call" option so every signal sends its message.
- Name the alert so you can recognize it (e.g. HRSI-OKX-15m).
Paste the webhook URL
Copy your personal webhook URL from the MOABOT webhook dashboard and paste it into the alert's Webhook URL field, then enable the webhook notification channel.
- The webhook URL is unique to you — if it leaks, regenerate it immediately.
- The "Webhook URL" notification must be checked for MOABOT to receive the signal.
Check the memo / your bot name in the message
Paste the alert message template from MOABOT into the message box. It carries the memo and identifier MOABOT uses to match the signal to your bot.
- Do not add extra text — a broken message format cannot be parsed.
- Confirm the memo / bot name matches the bot you intend to run.
Watch order requests and status in MOABOT
Once the alert is active, every signal is relayed to MOABOT, which requests the order through your API key. Track incoming signals and order status in the webhook dashboard.
- Active alerts show a marker next to the clock icon on TradingView.
- Start small to verify the full path before scaling up.
Before you go live
Receiving a signal does not guarantee a fill
When a signal arrives, MOABOT requests an order through your API key. Depending on the exchange, API, balance, and permission state, that request can fail or wait. Verify with a small amount first.
Signal is a request
A received signal triggers an order request — it is not a confirmed fill.
Depends on exchange state
API permissions, balance, and market conditions can make an order request fail or wait.
You stay responsible
API setup, fund management, and alert accuracy are the user's responsibility.
Next
Check signals in the webhook dashboard
Once the alert is active, the MOABOT webhook dashboard shows incoming signals and order request status in real time.