TradingView to cTrader

Route TradingView alerts to cTrader

Name: TheConnector
Brand: TheConnector
Availability: InStock

TheConnector covers cTrader users who want to keep TradingView for signals while executing in their broker's cTrader environment.

Webhook routing to cTrader Broker symbol mapping cTrader workflow alongside MT4 and MT5

alert-payload.json

{
  "action":  "buy",
  "symbol":  "EURUSD",
  "volume":  0.10,
  "sl":      1.0820,
  "tp":      1.0910
}

अपने प्रति-अकाउंट webhook URL को TradingView अलर्ट में पेस्ट करें, फिर यह JSON संदेश भेजें। हर चरण (Received, Route, ACK, Delivered) डैशबोर्ड में दिखता रहता है।

उपलब्ध कार्रवाइयाँ

buy sell — मार्केट ऑर्डर (उपनाम long / short)

buylimit buystop selllimit sellstop — लंबित ऑर्डर — एक प्राइस फ़ील्ड जोड़ें

closelong closeshort closelongshort — उस symbol पर स्थिति(याँ) बंद करें

cancellong cancelshort — एक लंबित ऑर्डर रद्द करें

newsltplong newsltpshort — SL/TP अपडेट करें (उपनाम breakeven…)

पूरी सूची और उपनाम: कमांड सिंटैक्स संदर्भ.

Use case

Use this page to understand how TradingView webhooks can be routed to a cTrader account.

✓ TradingView alert to cTrader
✓ cBot or execution connector
✓ Multi-account routing when the plan allows it

Symbols and brokers

cTrader instrument names can differ from TradingView tickers, especially on indices, metals and CFDs.

✓ Validate every symbol before production
✓ Document broker suffixes
✓ Use the symbol mapping guide for setup details

Compare flows before connecting an account

Use pricing, documentation and the MT4 or MT5 workflows to compare platforms before configuring an account.

✓ Review pricing and availability
✓ Compare the MT4 workflow
✓ Compare the MT5 workflow

cTrader support is rare among TradingView bridges

Many TradingView-to-MetaTrader tools cover only MT4 and MT5. TheConnector also routes to cTrader, so the same webhook setup works whether your broker runs MetaTrader or cTrader, and one confirmed signal can fan out across MT4, MT5 and cTrader.

✓ MT4, MT5 and cTrader from one webhook
✓ Useful when your broker is cTrader-only
✓ Same symbol mapping and delivery pipeline across platforms

Install the cBot in a few minutes

On cTrader the execution leg is a cBot: add it in the Automate section, build it, then start it on a chart after entering the AccountCode and AccessKey shown in your dashboard. Watch the bridge status turn Connected before any live routing, and send the first test alert to a demo account. The cTrader instance running the cBot must stay open — on your machine or a VPS — exactly like a MetaTrader terminal would.

✓ Add and build the cBot in cTrader Automate
✓ Enter the AccountCode and AccessKey from the dashboard
✓ Check the bridge status before live routing

Webhook received but not executed on cTrader

The status history shows which link failed. A webhook stuck before ACK means the cBot is stopped or its cTrader instance is closed — restart it and the bridge reconnects. A rejection names its reason: a cTrader instrument name that differs from the TradingView ticker is fixed with a symbol mapping entry, and a consumed daily quota is visible in the counters. A command that arrives after its useful window expires on a TTL instead of executing at a stale price.

✓ No ACK: restart the cBot or its cTrader instance
✓ Instrument mismatch: fix it in symbol mapping
✓ Quota or TTL: the history names the exact reason

FAQ

Is cTrader supported?

Yes. The TradingView to cTrader workflow is connected to the same plan catalog as MT4 and MT5.

Is the setup different from MT4 and MT5?

Yes. cTrader has its own terminal environment, robot and broker symbol behavior.

Where can I compare quotas?

Use the pricing page to review Basic access and future plan quotas.

Do other TradingView bridges support cTrader?

Many focus on MetaTrader only (MT4/MT5). TheConnector covers MT4, MT5 and cTrader; always check each tool's current platform list.

Can one TradingView alert reach MT4, MT5 and cTrader at once?

Yes, when your plan allows multi-account routing: the same confirmed webhook can fan out to accounts on different platforms, each with its own symbol mapping.

Does the cBot need to keep running?

Yes. The cBot is the execution leg inside cTrader, so the instance running it must stay open — on your machine or a VPS — while the routing side (webhook reception, validation, dispatch) stays hosted by TheConnector. If the cBot stops, alerts wait visibly in the dashboard without ACK instead of failing silently.

How fast does an alert reach cTrader?

Each command is timestamped at every step — Received, Routing, ACK, Delivered — so the dashboard shows your real end-to-end latency, which depends on TradingView's dispatch, your broker and the market. More important than raw speed: a command that arrives after its useful window expires on a TTL and is never executed at a stale price.

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