The copier uses one execution infrastructure for manual trading, strategy automation, and indicator automation. You configure TradingView alerts for your workflow, and the cloud system processes them for execution by the cTrader Receiver cBot.
Select how you want to send trades from TradingView to cTrader, then configure the required TradingView alerts for that workflow.
The cloud server receives the webhook signal from TradingView, validates the request, assigns a unique identifier, and records the alert in the dashboard.
This allows incoming alerts and trade executions to be monitored through a centralized control panel with alert and execution history.
The Receiver runs as a cBot instance in cTrader and maintains an active connection with the cloud server.
Start the Receiver cBot on the cTrader account and symbol you want to trade. Each instance uses its configured Channel ID and current symbol to receive the relevant execution requests.
Once the signal is received, the Receiver cBot places the corresponding market order in cTrader and applies the configured position sizing, TP/SL, reversal, and execution filters.
Execution details are recorded in the dashboard together with timestamps and signal identifiers.
Use the TradingView to cTrader Trade Copier for manual trading, strategy automation, or indicator-based automation. Select the workflow that matches how you want to send trades from TradingView.
Use TradingView alerts as manual trade triggers for:
Entry BuyEntry SellExit BuyExit Sell
When you identify a setup on the chart, activate the corresponding alert from the TradingView interface. The webhook signal is sent to the cloud server, and the trade is executed by the cTrader Receiver cBot.
This workflow is designed for discretionary traders who prefer making trading decisions manually while using TradingView alerts to execute trades through cTrader.
It can also be useful for traders who have not fully automated their workflow yet or simply prefer maintaining manual control over trade entries and exits.
See how TradingView alerts can be used for manual trade execution through the cTrader Receiver cBot.
Use this workflow when you have access to the Pine Script strategy code and want to configure alert messages directly inside the strategy.
The strategy generates automated trade signals, and TradingView forwards them to the copier through the webhook connection.
This workflow is suitable when you or your developer can edit the strategy and configure the alert logic around specific entry and exit conditions.
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Step 1Open the Pine Script strategy source code.
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Step 2Insert the provided alert message logic into the strategy.
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Step 3Create a TradingView strategy alert and configure the webhook URL.
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Step 4The strategy sends automated trade signals to the cTrader Receiver cBot through the webhook connection.
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Watch how automated TradingView strategy alerts can be integrated directly inside Pine Script strategy logic.
Use this workflow when you do not have access to the strategy source code or prefer not to edit Pine Script manually.
Simply copy and paste the ready-to-use webhook message provided in the client area into the TradingView alert settings. No Pine Script editing or custom message formatting is required.
For strategy alerts, the Receiver can interpret position-state changes for first entries, scale-ins, reversals, full closes, and partial exits.
See how strategy-generated alerts can be connected using the ready-to-use webhook message without editing Pine Script.
Use this workflow when you have access to the Pine Script indicator code and can configure alert conditions for specific signal events.
This workflow is useful when the indicator contains clearly defined bullish, bearish, or exit conditions and you want to control how each signal is forwarded to the cTrader Receiver cBot.
Supported Signal Actions
Entry BuyEntry SellExit BuyExit Sell
Each signal condition can be linked to the corresponding Receiver-side trade action.
Watch how custom indicator alert conditions can be connected to the cTrader Receiver cBot.
Use this workflow when the indicator source code is not available or when you prefer not to edit Pine Script.
Configure the TradingView alert using the available indicator alert conditions and insert the ready-to-use webhook message provided in the client area into the alert settings.
This workflow is designed for traders who want to connect existing TradingView indicators to the cTrader Receiver cBot without modifying the indicator source code.
Connect supported TradingView indicator alerts to the cTrader Receiver cBot using the ready-to-use webhook message.
Copy TradingView alerts to cTrader for manual trading, strategy automation, or indicator automation through a unified cloud-based execution workflow.
Connect supported TradingView alerts to cTrader using a ready-to-use webhook message provided in the client area, without editing Pine Script or manually formatting alert messages.
Trades are executed on the cTrader symbol where the Receiver cBot is running, avoiding symbol-mapping issues between TradingView and cTrader.
TradingView entry alerts are executed as market orders in cTrader. Take Profit and Stop Loss can be taken from the incoming signal or replaced with Receiver-side values configured in ticks, with TP and SL enabled or disabled independently.
Control how the Receiver handles different signal scenarios. On a reversal signal, choose between closing all opposite positions or opening a hedge in the opposite direction. Pyramiding can be enabled or restricted independently. Additional controls include TP/SL overrides, lot multipliers, and exit-alert processing.
Apply configurable filters directly in the Receiver cBot — permitted trading days, trading-session time window (including cross-midnight sessions), daily profit and loss limits, maximum spread in pips, maximum number of open trades, and maximum open volume. Optionally configure the Receiver to close managed positions if the connection to the cloud server is lost and not restored within the configured timeout. Designed for prop firm accounts or any account with defined risk constraints.
Use the incoming signal volume with an optional multiplier, or calculate position size inside the Receiver using fixed units, risk-based sizing as a percentage of account balance, or balance-based proportional sizing. Risk-based sizing requires a non-zero Stop Loss value.
Connect any number of cTrader Receiver cBot instances to the same TradingView signal source simultaneously. There is no cap on the number of connected accounts, making the system suitable for copying TradingView alerts across multiple cTrader accounts or distributing user-configured signals to connected subscriber terminals. Each connected instance requires its own active license.
Monitor incoming alerts, trade executions, connected cBot instances, and completed trades through the Nordman Connector admin panel. Each record includes signal identifier, direction, symbol, volume, entry price, TP/SL values, execution time, and status — giving you a complete alert and execution history for traceability and performance review.
Run multiple Receiver cBot instances within the same cTrader terminal, each with its own Channel ID, symbol, input settings, and unique position label. This allows separate TradingView workflows — different strategies or instruments — to operate independently without interfering with each other.
One license covers simultaneous use on one Demo and one Live cTrader account, verified by cTrader account number. Test your setup and validate behavior on demo while the live account runs in parallel — no additional license required for the pair.
Receive a Telegram notification through Nordman Connector when the cTrader Receiver cBot loses connection to the cloud server, helping you identify connectivity issues without continuously monitoring the terminal.
The Receiver cBot instance must remain running and connected to the internet to receive and execute incoming TradingView signals. If the cBot is stopped or the terminal is offline when an alert fires, the signal will not be executed.
If your cTrader terminal is closed or the Receiver cBot is stopped when an alert arrives, the signal will not be queued or executed after reconnection. The system processes live signals in real time only.
Signal processing and order placement typically complete within approximately one second. Actual speed depends on your internet connection, broker server response time, VPS stability, and TradingView webhook delivery latency.
To begin using the TradingView to cTrader Trade Copier, follow these steps.
Click Start Free Trial or Subscribe to All Indicators at the top of the page to activate your subscription. After registration, you will receive an email containing your login credentials for the admin panel:
nordman-connector.com
The Receiver cBot is available through MEMBER ACCESS. Enter the email address used for your subscription, and the download will begin automatically once verified. Install the Receiver cBot in cTrader and start an instance on the account and symbol you want to trade.
Detailed setup instructions are available inside the admin panel.
The system supports multiple trading workflows and setup methods:
Once your Receiver cBot instance and TradingView alerts are configured, the system will begin processing incoming signals and trade executions.
A 5-day free trial is available so you can test the trade copier before continuing with a paid subscription. The trial is activated as a subscription, but no payment is charged during the first 5 days. If the trial is not cancelled within 5 days, the monthly subscription will start automatically. You can cancel the subscription at any time through your PayPal account. If you cannot cancel the subscription yourself, please contact us and we will assist you.
Each license allows the simultaneous connection of 1 Demo cTrader account and 1 Live cTrader account, verified by cTrader account number. This allows you to test your TradingView workflow on a demo account while using a live account in parallel.
Each additional cTrader account outside the included Demo + Live pair requires its own active license. If additional users want to receive the same signals on their own cTrader accounts, they must purchase their own license.
Your subscription provides access to all products available on the Nordman Algorithms website. You can use other Nordman Algorithms tools under the same subscription without purchasing additional licenses.
We strongly recommend testing the system on a demo account before using it on a live account. Make sure you fully understand how the system works and how it behaves under different market conditions. Only after you are confident in its operation should you consider using it on a live account.
If you have questions, encounter errors, or experience any issues while using the system, please contact our support team.
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