TradingView to MT5 Trade Copier

Yes. The copier supports manual trade triggering directly from TradingView using alerts configured for Entry Buy, Entry Sell, Exit Buy, and Exit Sell actions. When you identify a setup on the chart, activate the corresponding alert from the TradingView interface, and the trade will be executed automatically by the MT5 Receiver EA.

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

Yes. Protected and closed-source TradingView indicators can be used as long as the indicator exposes alert conditions that can be configured through the TradingView alert interface.

No. The system supports both With Script Access (Low-Code) and No-Code Configuration workflows. You can use the copier without writing or modifying Pine Script code by configuring TradingView alerts directly through the TradingView interface.

Yes. The copier supports automated TradingView strategy alerts and can process strategy-generated trade events through the webhook connection.

Yes. TradingView indicator alerts are supported and can be connected to the MT5 Receiver terminal using either With Script Access (Low-Code) or No-Code Configuration workflows.

It depends on the workflow you choose. With Script Access (Low-Code) workflows can use separate alert logic for Entry Buy, Entry Sell, Exit Buy, and Exit Sell conditions. No-Code Configuration can simplify the setup process when the TradingView alert already contains the required execution information.

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.

Signal processing and trade execution typically occur within approximately one second. Actual speed may vary depending on internet connection quality, broker server response times, VPS performance, and TradingView webhook delivery speed.

Yes. The MetaTrader 5 terminal and Receiver EA must remain active and connected to the internet to receive and execute incoming trade signals.

If the MetaTrader 5 terminal or Receiver EA is offline when the alert is triggered, the trade will not be executed. The system processes signals in real time and does not queue missed executions for later processing.

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 the current symbol. The connection status is also shown on the MT5 chart, and you can receive a Telegram notification when the Receiver loses its connection.

A VPS is not required, but many traders use one to keep the MetaTrader 5 terminal running continuously and improve connection stability for automated execution workflows.

Yes. TP and SL levels can either be passed from TradingView alerts or overridden directly inside the MT5 Receiver EA settings.

It depends on the reversal setting. By default, the Receiver closes all opposite trades before opening the new one. On MT5 hedging accounts, you can instead open a hedge trade and keep the existing one. Same-direction signals are blocked while a position in that direction is open, unless pyramiding is enabled.

Yes. The Receiver EA supports fixed lot sizing, balance-based sizing, risk-based sizing, and lot multipliers that can override or scale incoming trade signals.

The system avoids symbol-mapping issues by design. Attach the Receiver EA to the MT5 chart of the symbol you want to trade. Trades will be executed on that symbol regardless of how it is named on TradingView.

Yes. Several of your own MT5 Receiver terminals can be connected to the same channel and execute the same alert. There is no limit on the number of connected terminals. Each MT5 account requires its own active license.

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

Each license allows one demo and one live MT5 account to be connected at the same time, so you can test on demo while the live account runs. Every MT5 account that receives and executes signals requires its own active license.

Yes. The Receiver EA manages only the positions with its own Magic Number, so copied trades are kept apart from trades placed by other Expert Advisors on the same MT5 account. When you run several Receivers in one terminal, give each its own Magic Number.

Yes. The copier works with any MetaTrader 5 broker, on netting and hedging accounts. The Open hedge reversal option is available on hedging accounts only.

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 MT5 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.