HydraSync FX turns a TradingView alert into a trade on every account you link to it: MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradeLocker, DXtrade or MatchTrader. An indicator, a drawing or a full Pine Script strategy can drive several broker or prop firm accounts at once, each with its own lot size and risk limits. Beta.
You create a TradingView source in HydraSync and get a secret webhook URL. In TradingView, you paste that URL in the alert's Notifications tab and a short message in its Message box. When the alert fires, TradingView calls the URL and the trade is copied in the same second.
TradingView sends webhooks on its paid plans, with two-factor authentication turned on in your TradingView account.
{"action": "buy", "symbol": "{{ticker}}", "price": {{close}}}, with optional stop loss, take profit and size.{{strategy.order.action}}, {{strategy.market_position}}). Going flat closes the copies, a reversal closes the other side first, a partial exit closes the same share.Plain text works too, written like a signal: BUY EURUSD SL 1.0750 TP 1.0900. Every field is listed in TradingView alerts.
Each destination decides how much to trade: exact size, fixed lot, multiplier, proportional to balance, or risk % computed from the stop loss. Daily and total drawdown limits, a news filter, trading hours, a maximum price gap and break-even or trailing stops apply as for any source. See Copy settings and Risk and protection.
No. TradingView sends its alerts from its own servers, and HydraSync places the trades from its servers.
Yes. Link the source to as many accounts as you want, on different platforms and brokers, each with its own size and limits.
Technically yes, on any account HydraSync connects. Whether automated trading is allowed is the firm's rule: read Prop firms first.
It is refused with an explanation that TradingView keeps in the alert's log, and nothing is traded.
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