TradingView to cTrader Trade Copier

Yes. The copier supports manual trade triggering from TradingView using alerts configured for Entry Buy, Entry Sell, Exit Buy, and Exit Sell actions. When you activate the corresponding alert, the signal is sent through the webhook connection and processed by the cTrader Receiver cBot.

With Script Access (Low-Code) workflows are designed for users who can edit Pine Script strategies or indicators and configure alert logic inside the source code. No-Code Configuration workflows are designed for users who prefer not to modify Pine Script or do not have access to the source code.

Yes. Protected and closed-source TradingView indicators can be used when they expose alert conditions that can be selected through the TradingView alert interface.

No. The Receiver cBot is preconfigured and ready to use — no cAlgo coding required. For TradingView, No-Code Configuration lets you set up alerts without editing Pine Script using the ready-to-use webhook message from the client area.

Yes. The copier supports automated TradingView strategy alerts. In No-Code strategy workflows, the Receiver can process first entries, scale-ins, reversals, full closes, and proportional partial exits based on strategy position-state changes.

Yes. TradingView indicator alerts can be connected to the cTrader Receiver cBot using either With Script Access (Low-Code) or No-Code Configuration workflows.

It depends on the workflow. With Script Access (Low-Code) workflows can use explicit Entry Buy, Entry Sell, Exit Buy, and Exit Sell alert logic. No-Code strategy workflows can use the strategy order and position-state information contained in TradingView alerts.

The copier receives signals through TradingView webhook alerts. Webhook alerts are available on paid TradingView plans, so a plan that supports them is required.

Both keys are shown in your admin panel. The Private Key is used only in TradingView alert settings to send signals to your channel — do not share it with anyone. The Public Key is entered in the Receiver on each of your terminals so it can receive the signals from your channel.

The Receiver cBot connects to the Nordman Connector cloud server and verifies your license over the internet, which requires Full Access rights in cTrader. Confirm the request when you start the cBot.

The Receiver can be configured to close existing opposite-direction positions before opening the new trade, or to open a hedge instead. Pyramiding can also be enabled or restricted separately.

Yes, for No-Code TradingView strategy workflows. The Receiver can process scale-in events and calculate proportional partial exits from the previous and current TradingView strategy position size.

Signal processing and order placement typically complete within approximately one second. The Receiver checks the cloud connection on a 500 ms timer; actual end-to-end execution time can vary depending on internet connectivity, cloud response time, broker execution conditions, and the TradingView webhook delivery time.

Yes. A Receiver cBot instance must remain active and connected to the internet to receive and execute incoming TradingView signals. If the cBot is stopped or cTrader is offline when an alert fires, the signal will not be replayed after reconnection.

By default, positions stay open. You can enable Close all trades on disconnect in the Receiver settings: if the connection to the cloud server is not restored within the set timeout (20 seconds by default), the Receiver closes the positions it manages on its symbol. The connection status is also shown on the cTrader chart, and you can receive a Telegram notification when the Receiver loses its connection.

A VPS is not required but is strongly recommended for automated workflows. It keeps the cTrader terminal and Receiver cBot running around the clock, reducing missed signals due to local machine shutdowns or internet outages.

Yes. TP and SL can be taken from the TradingView signal or replaced with values configured inside the cTrader Receiver cBot. TP and SL can also be enabled or disabled independently.

You can use the incoming TradingView signal size with a multiplier or override it in the Receiver. Receiver-side sizing supports fixed units, risk-based sizing as a percentage of account balance, and balance-based sizing. Risk-based sizing requires a non-zero Stop Loss.

Optional controls include permitted trading days, trading-session time, daily profit limit, daily loss limit, maximum spread in pips, maximum number of open trades, maximum open volume, pyramiding restriction, and connection-based position closing. The daily limits count the Receiver’s trades closed today together with its open positions.

Yes. Each Receiver instance can use its own Channel ID, cTrader symbol, settings, and unique position label, allowing separate TradingView workflows to be isolated from one another. Give each instance its own value in the Unique magic number setting — it is used as the position label.

Yes. Several of your own Receiver cBot instances can be connected to the same channel and execute the same alert. There is no limit on the number of connected accounts. Each cTrader account outside the included Demo + Live pair requires its own active license.

Yes. One TradingView alert channel can be connected to Receivers on cTrader, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and NinjaTrader 8 at the same time. Receivers for every platform are included in the same subscription.

One license covers one Demo cTrader account and one Live cTrader account at the same time, verified by cTrader account number. Each additional cTrader account outside that included Demo + Live pair requires its own active license.

Yes. The Receiver cBot is designed for brokers that support the cTrader platform and cBot execution. Install the Receiver in your cTrader environment and start an instance for the account and symbol you want to trade.

It depends on the firm, and firms change their rules, so check your firm’s current terms before you connect a funded account. The Receiver runs under your own cTrader login, and its optional prop trading limits help you avoid breaking a rule by accident. They don’t make automated execution allowed where a firm bans it. More in Automated Trading on Prop Firm Accounts.

Yes. A 5-day free trial is available so you can test the copier before continuing with a paid subscription.

Yes. 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.