As long as you can create alerts at the time of the entries and exits, you can have Autoview place the orders on any of our supported exchanges.
There are a few ways to do this:
- You can use our web platform to receive webhooks from Tradingview alerts
- You can install a Chrome extension to monitor your Tradingview listener for alerts in a decentralized fashion.
You can compare to 2 platforms here: https://autoview.com/platforms/
Once you have chosen your platform, you will have to register an account and add your API Keys to connect Autoview to your brokerage.
We have sandboxes and testnets for the majority of the itnegrates exchanges. This allows you to confirm functionality before upgrading. You can review a list of all supported excahnges here: https://autoview.com/ simply scroll down a little.
Once everything is conncected you will need to tell Autoview what to do in every alert. Most custom paid scripts on Tradingview or other third party providers have the ability to add custom alert messages right into the scripts settings. that is where you tell Autoview what to do using basic commands: https://use.autoview.com/hc/en-us/articles/18166749842701-Command-Reference
If they do not have an input for each alert condition, you can typically use a combination of Tradingviews built-in dynamic variables and Autoview parameters to create a single dynamic alert that will both enter and exit trades based on the conditions behind the trigger.
**This will get the orders direction, buy or sell directly from Tradingview and enter at market price**
e=oanda s=eur_usd b={{strategy.order.action}} t=market
We hope that answers your question and look forward to being a part of your automated ventures.
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