The same ticker.
Three different names.
One broker shows EURUSD, another EURUSD.m, a third EUR/USD. TheConnector remaps automatically — but here is the full map for reference.
Why conventions differ
TradingView normalises its tickers (EURUSD, XAUUSD, US500). Brokers often add a suffix (.m, .x, _pro) to distinguish several versions of the same asset (with/without commission, variable/fixed spread), or use a different convention (EUR/USD with a slash on cTrader).
TheConnector intercepts the source ticker and applies the mapping configured in the dashboard. You do not have to change your TradingView alerts.
Forex — major & minor pairs
Broker variants: Vantage uses .m (EURUSD.m), FxPro adds . (EURUSD.) on some accounts, Exness offers EURUSDz for zero-spread accounts.
Precious metals
Common trap: Pepperstone and some Australian brokers use GOLD.cash instead of XAUUSD. Check before replicating.
Stock indices
Cryptocurrencies (via CFD)
Warning: these are crypto CFDs at your broker, not real bitcoins. Trading hours, margins and overnight fees vary.
Commodities
Configure a missing mapping.
If your broker uses a symbol not listed here, configure the mapping from the dashboard: Account settings → Symbol mapping. Add the rule, save, and the next webhooks automatically use the new convention.
You can also configure a global mapping (applies to all your accounts at the same broker) or per account (higher priority).
Frequently asked questions.
Why does symbol mapping matter?
Is mapping only for MT4?
Can I use this before opening an account?
Start with automatic mapping.
TheConnector pre-configures common mappings for the main brokers (IC Markets, Pepperstone, Vantage, FxPro). You just connect your account.