TradingView to Quotex
You write the alert message yourself, so nothing has to be guessed.
A webhook. TradingView posts your alert text to your own URL.
Quotex has no connector, so the session lives with us.
Cash per trade, with an expiry taken from the message.
What you get at each end
Nothing is inferred
You write the syntax, so there is no parser between your intent and the order. Every other source has to read prose; this one reads a command you wrote on purpose.
Your Pine script is untouched
The alert message changes. The strategy does not.
The message decides the instrument
GBPUSD-OTC means the OTC book and GBPUSD means the live one, whatever the day of the week. Nothing swaps one for the other.
The message decides the expiry
1min, 60sec and M1 all mean sixty seconds. A clock time in the message is logged, never used as a duration.
Three steps, once
The order matters, which is why it is numbered.
Paste the webhook into TradingView
Create alert → Notifications → Webhook URL, then write the message with the syntax builder.
Link your Quotex account
Trades are placed from our server, so your login is stored with us — encrypted, with the key held outside the database.
Build the route
Source → parser → account → sizing. Dry-run it first: the full pipeline against your real balance, placing nothing.
What you will be configuring
Only these 5. Nothing from the other nineteen bridges appears in your dashboard.
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