TradingView webhook routing for prop firm accounts

Check your prop firm's rules first

Prop firms such as FTMO and similar evaluators publish their own conditions on automated trading, copiers, expert advisors and copying the same trades across multiple accounts. Some allow it, some restrict it, and some forbid it in the evaluation or the funded phase. Before you route any live signal, read the current rules of your specific program and confirm what is permitted on your account. TheConnector is routing infrastructure and is not affiliated with FTMO or any prop firm; it cannot interpret or override their terms.

Multi-account replication for evaluation and funded phases

Many traders run a challenge account and a funded account in parallel, or several evaluations at once. When your rules permit it, TheConnector can take a single TradingView alert and route the same instruction to each connected account, so you do not copy and paste orders by hand. Each destination keeps its own webhook route and its own status history, and you stay in control of which accounts are active, their volumes and their risk.

Symbol mapping across prop-firm brokers

Prop firms route their accounts through different brokers, and the same instrument can appear as EURUSD, EURUSD.r or EURUSDpro depending on the feed. Symbol mapping lets you translate the symbol in your TradingView alert to the exact name each account's broker expects, so one alert can serve a MetaTrader account and a cTrader account that name instruments differently. This reduces rejected orders caused by an unknown symbol, but execution still depends on the terminal, the broker and the account rules.

A transparent delivery pipeline you can audit

On a funded account, knowing exactly what happened to each signal matters. The dashboard shows every command moving through Received, Routing, ACK and Delivered, so you can see whether an order reached the terminal or stopped earlier. Late commands expire on a time-to-live instead of being replayed, which avoids firing a stale order minutes after the alert. The payload is plain, stable JSON, with no proprietary DSL to learn, so your TradingView alert message stays readable.

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