Binance Webhook & TradingView Integration
Frequently Asked Questions
Binance Webhook & TradingView Integration
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What is a webhook?
A webhook is a method that allows TradingView to communicate real-time data directly to Binance. Essentially, it lets specific conditions set on TradingView immediately trigger trading orders on Binance.
How does this integration work?
TradingView users can create alerts or execute trading strategies via webhook. When these alerts or strategies are triggered, a webhook message, containing trade specifics, such as the trading symbol, side, and quantity, will be dispatched to Binance. Upon receiving these, Binance will automate the trade execution.
Who can access this feature?
Currently, only USDⓈ-M Futures users can access this feature. Binance supports both default and Portfolio Margin trading modes.
To access webhooks, you need a TradingView Pro, Pro+, or Premium account. The service is predominantly designed for USDⓈ-M default trading users.
What are the prerequisites to use this integration?
- A subscription to either the TradingView Pro, Pro+, or Premium account, as only these tiers support webhooks.
- Ensure you are trading pairs that are recognized and listed on Binance.
- Both the One-Way and Hedge position mode are supported.
How to set up a webhook in TradingView with the Binance integration?
Type A: Strategy
Step 1: Create a webhook on Binance
1. Log in to your Binance account and go to the USDⓈ-M trading interface. Select your desired trading pair.
2. Go to the [Strategy] tab and choose [Webhook Signal Trading]. Click [Create Now].
3. Read the notes and click [Confirm and Proceed].
4. Create a name for your signal, choose a trading pair for which you wish to receive signals and confirm the order setting, then click [Create Signal].
Note:
- Order Type: Can select Limit Order or Market Order, user can set here or in the message template.
- Order Size: Can be set based on the base asset amount and quote asset of the selected symbol. If you set the order size = 10, that does not mean you can only place orders with order size = 10, you can change the order size in your strategy as you like. In addition, if you choose COIN as the unit, {{strategy.order.contracts}} is still supported.
- Position Mode: The current position mode you selected, you can change the setting on the trading page.
- Position Side: ‘Long’ or ‘Short’ when selecting Hedge Mode, and ‘Both’ for One-Way Mode, you can change this in the message template.
- Reduce only: Only available for One-Way position Mode.
5. You'll see your webhook URL and the alert message. Keep these handy as you'll need to enter them into the TradingView alert settings later.
6. Select [Strategy] and click [Run Webhook], then review and accept the Terms and Conditions.
Step 2: Configure TradingView
1. Log in to your TradingView account. You’ll need a TradingView Pro, Pro+, or Premium account to integrate with Binance.
Select a USDⓈ-M trading pair (e.g., ETHUSDT.P for ETH Futures perpetual contract) and click [Launch chart].
2. Import existing strategies under [Indicators] - [Technicals].
Alternatively, go to the [Strategy Tester] tab and select your desired strategy to customize.
3. Confirm your parameters and you’ll see the strategy under the [Overview] tab.
4. Click the [Add alert] icon to add an alert for your chosen strategy.
5. Under the [Settings] tab, name your alert and enter the message from your Binance webhook setup.
Please make sure the message matches the one in the Binance webhook.
Example Message Format: {"symbol":"{{ticker}}","side":"buy","qty":"1","price":"{{close}}","trigger_time":"{{timenow}}","signal_id":"175cbc02-79eb-44ef-ac67-d0d818c6f928","UID":"xxxxx"}
6. Under the [Notifications] tab, paste the Alert webhook URL you got from Binance. Click [Save].
7. Click [Run Webhook] to confirm.
8. You’ll see all alerts under the [Alerts] panel on the right of the TradingView interface. You can hover over an alert to view its details.
You may stop, edit, or remove alerts as needed.
Type B: Alert
Step 1: Create a webhook on Binance
1. Log in to your Binance account and go to the USDⓈ-M trading interface. Select your desired trading pair.
2. Go to the [Strategy] tab and choose [Webhook Signal Trading]. Click [Create Now].
3. Read the notes and click [Confirm and Proceed].
4. Create a name for your signal, and choose a trading pair for which you wish to receive signals, and confirm the order setting then. Click [Create Signal].
Note:
- Order Type: Can select Limit Order or Market Order, user can set here or via property in TradingView
- Order Size: Can be set base on the base asset amount and quote asset of the selected symbol. If you set the order size =10, that does not mean you can only place orders with order size =10, you can change the order size in your strategy as you like. In addition, if you choose COIN as the unit, {{strategy.order.contracts}} is still supported.
- Position Mode: The current position mode you selected.
- Position Side: Long or Short when selecting Hedge Mode, and Both for One-way Mode
- Reduce only: Only available for One-way Position Mode
5. You'll see your webhook URL and the alert message. Keep these handy as you'll need to enter them into the TradingView alert settings later.
6. Select [Alert] and click [Run Webhook], then review and accept the Terms and Conditions.
Step 2: Configure TradingView
1. Log in to your TradingView account. You’ll need a TradingView Pro, Pro+, or Premium account to integrate with Binance.
2. Click the [Add Alert] icon to add an alert for your chosen strategy.
3. Under the [Settings] tab, name your alert and enter the message from your Binance webhook setup.
Please make sure the message matches the one in the Binance webhook.
Example Message Format: {"symbol":"{{ticker}}","side":"buy","qty":"1","price":"{{close}}","trigger_time":"{{timenow}}","signal_id":"175cbc02-79eb-44ef-ac67-d0d818c6f928","UID":"xxxxx"}
4. Under the [Notifications] tab, paste the Alert webhook URL you got from Binance. Click [Save].
5. Click [Run Webhook] to confirm.
6. You’ll see all alerts under the [Alerts] panel on the right of the TradingView interface. You can hover over an alert to view its details.
You may stop, edit, or remove alerts as needed.
1. What is TradingView?
TradingView is a comprehensive charting and analysis platform tailored for all traders and investors. It offers detailed, real-time data feeds from multiple global exchanges, covering a wide range of financial instruments. The platform's strength lies in its array of tools:
- Extensive charting tools: Over 100 built-in technical indicators allow users to analyze market trends and patterns comprehensively.
- Custom indicators: Beyond the built-in tools, there's an expansive library of custom indicators and scripts developed by an active community. These tools provide bespoke solutions and insights for traders with specific needs.
- Broker integration: For those with compatible brokers, TradingView can serve as an all-in-one solution. Users can overlay their broker's real-time price feed directly onto TradingView's charts, allowing for seamless analysis and trading.
2. What trade types are supported as part of the webhook integration?
Currently, the integration supports limit and market orders with a GTC (Good 'Til Canceled) duration. However, you can set TP (Take Profit) and SL (Stop Loss) manually on your positions.
3. Are there any usage limits?
Each user can have a maximum of 100 active signals (including both paused and running). While each signal can trigger an unlimited number of trades, signals will auto-terminate after 20 failed attempts.
4. What are some common errors?
You might encounter errors like:
- Symbol does not match: The symbol received from signal does not match the one user selected when creating the webhook.
- Failure in compliance check.
- Insufficient margin: Placing the order amount via quote asset of the selected symbol while the order is placed via base asset amount.
- Mismatch in position mode: Order's position side does not match the user's setting.
- Invalid price/quantity/The Order Qty is in the wrong format: order size with incorrect decimals, or order size lower than min order amount.
5. How to access my trade history and order status?
You can view your trade history, order status, PNL, and more under the [Webhook Signal Trading] tab on Binance. For a detailed breakdown, click on a signal.
6. What should I do if my trades are not executed?
If your trades aren't being executed:
- Confirm the signal is active on Binance. If it's not, activate it by clicking [Run Webhook].
- Ensure that the trade details sent from TradingView match the symbols on Binance.
7. Who can I contact for support?
If you need any assistance, you can contact Binance’s customer support. Please provide your UID and relevant signal details.