How TradingView Signals Work

Amabit allows you to automate your trading by connecting TradingView alerts directly to your Amabit account via webhooks. When a signal fires in TradingView, Amabit automatically executes the corresponding trade on Binance.

The Signal Flow

TradingView Alert → Webhook URL → Amabit → Binance → Trade Executed

1. TradingView sends a webhook — When your strategy or alert triggers, TradingView sends a JSON message to the Amabit webhook URL
2. Amabit processes the signal — The signal is validated, checked for duplicates and rate limits, then routed to your account
3. Trade is executed on Binance — The order is placed automatically on Binance in real time (typically within milliseconds)

What You Need

1. A TradingView account — Free or paid (paid plans allow more simultaneous alerts)
2. An Amabit account — With a funded Trader sub-account
3. A webhook — Created in Amabit with your desired settings
4. A TradingView alert — Configured to send to your Amabit webhook URL

Two Signal Modes

Amabit supports two modes for webhook signals:

Strategy Mode — For TradingView strategies that manage entries and exits automatically. The strategy sends buy/sell signals with quantities, and Amabit executes them as-is. No TP/SL configuration needed in Amabit — all risk management is handled in your Pine Script code.

Signal Mode — For manual alerts or simple indicators that only signal entry direction. You configure risk management in Amabit: up to 5 Take-Profit targets, up to 5 Stop-Loss targets, and a trailing stop — all applied automatically to every trade.

Key Features

• Spot & Futures — Works with both market types
• Hedge Mode support — Create separate webhooks for long and short signals in futures hedge mode
• Deduplication — Identical signals within a 10-second window are automatically detected and skipped to prevent duplicate trades
• Rate limiting — Configurable limit of 1–60 orders per minute per webhook
• Execution logging — Every signal is logged with status, execution time, and error details
• Lot sizing — Use quantity from TradingView payload or set a fixed percentage of your account balance

Limits

• Up to 20 webhooks per account
• Rate limit: 1–60 orders per minute per webhook (configurable)
• Maximum webhook payload size: 10 KB

Getting Started

1. Create a webhook in Amabit
2. Set up the alert in TradingView
3. Monitor execution logs

FAQ

How do TradingView signals work on Amabit?

You create a webhook in Amabit that generates a unique URL containing a secret token. You add this URL to a TradingView alert. When the alert fires, TradingView sends a JSON payload to the webhook URL, and Amabit automatically places the trade on Binance.

Is there a delay between signal and execution?

Execution is near-instant — typically within milliseconds of receiving the webhook. The main source of delay is network latency between TradingView servers and Amabit.

Can I use signals on multiple accounts?

Yes. Create separate webhooks for different accounts. Each webhook has its own URL and configuration.

What happens if TradingView sends the same signal twice?

Amabit has built-in deduplication. If an identical signal (same action, symbol, and quantity) arrives within 10 seconds of the previous one, it is automatically skipped and logged as "Deduplicated".