Tradingview Hub

Receive signals from TradingView

Connect your exchange, grab a webhook URL and a JSON message — paste them into a TradingView alert and orders fire to your exchange automatically.

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Setup Guide

1Log in to Bybit → Avatar → API → Create New Key
2Key type: "Contract & Derivatives"
3Enable: Read-Write for Contract Trading
4Copy API Key and API Secret
BybitOpen API page Bybit
Step 1

Connect exchange

API keys are used only to place orders — never to withdraw
Step 2

Your Webhook URL

Paste this into the Webhook URL field when creating a TradingView Alert
Step 3

Alert message (JSON)

Paste into the Alert's Message box. Backpulse reads these fields to execute
{
  "token": "your_webhook_token",
  "side": "{{strategy.order.action}}",
  "market_position": "{{strategy.market_position}}",
  "symbol": "{{ticker}}",
  "qty": "{{strategy.order.contracts}}",
  "price": "{{close}}",
  "ts": "{{timenow}}"
}

Telegram Notifications

Get alerts when orders are placed

Create a link code, then send it to @backpulse_bot in Telegram — you'll get a private notification every time an order executes.

Recent signals

Inbound webhook log
Connect an exchange first to activate the webhook.
Tip: enable "Webhook URL" in TradingView's Create Alert dialog (requires a paid TradingView plan).
Direct Gateway Connectivity

Supported Crypto Exchanges & Low-Latency Gateways

Direct WebSocket order routing with sub-300ms execution on major global cryptocurrency exchanges.

BybitBybitLive Gateway
Market: USDT Perpetual & Inverse
Latency: < 180ms
BinanceBinanceLive Gateway
Market: Futures & Spot
Latency: < 210ms
OKXOKXLive Gateway
Market: Perpetual Swap & Margin
Latency: < 240ms
BitgetBitgetLive Gateway
Market: USDT-M Futures
Latency: < 260ms
Gate.ioGate.ioLive Gateway
Market: Perpetual Contracts
Latency: < 280ms
BingXBingXLive Gateway
Market: Standard & Perpetual
Latency: < 290ms
Architecture Benchmark

Backpulse Webhook Hub vs DIY VPS Scripts vs Relays

Why automated quantitative traders rely on Backpulse for mission-critical order execution.

FeatureBackpulse Webhook HubCustom VPS Python / NodeGeneric Webhook Relays
Setup Time< 2 Minutes (No Code)Days of coding & debugging15–30 Minutes
Execution Latency< 300ms Dedicated GatewayDepends on server location1–3 Seconds
Live Signal SimulatorBuilt-In (No real funds needed)Requires writing mock test scriptsNone
Direct Telegram Alerts✓ YesRequires custom bot setupPaid add-on
API Security ArchitectureNon-Custodial (No withdrawal permission)Vulnerable if server unpatchedThird-party custody risk
Multiple Pairs RoutingUnlimited Routes & TokensComplex router requiredLimited per tier
CostFree Tier Available$15–$50/mo VPS hosting$19–$49/mo
Quickstart Guide

Connect & Route Signals in 4 Steps

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1. Connect Exchange API

Select Bybit, Binance, OKX, or Bitget and enter your API credentials. Withdrawal permissions are strictly rejected.

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2. Generate Webhook URL

Backpulse auto-generates a unique, HMAC-secured Webhook URL specifically mapped to your exchange account.

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3. Copy Alert JSON Payload

Use our interactive payload builder to configure order sides, contracts, or percentage of equity into your alert box.

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4. Test & Automate Live

Click 'Test Signal' to simulate execution without risk, then let live TradingView alerts trigger orders 24/7.

Trading Stack

Complete Algorithmic Infrastructure

Frequently Asked Questions

TradingView Webhook Hub FAQs

Everything you need to know about generating webhook URLs, execution speeds, and exchange API keys.

What is the Backpulse Webhook Hub and how does it work?

The Backpulse Webhook Hub is an automated signal routing gateway that connects TradingView alerts directly to your cryptocurrency exchange account. When your Pine Script strategy or TradingView indicator triggers an alert, it sends a JSON payload to your dedicated Backpulse Webhook URL. Backpulse authenticates the request via HMAC and executes the buy, sell, or close order on your exchange in under 300ms.

How do I generate a TradingView webhook URL on Backpulse?

Select your exchange (e.g. Bybit, Binance, OKX), enter your API key and Secret with trading permissions enabled, and click Connect. Backpulse automatically generates a secure, unique webhook URL (e.g. https://hook.backpulse.io/tv/...) and formats the exact JSON alert payload ready to copy into your TradingView alert box.

Which crypto exchanges are supported by the Webhook Hub?

The Webhook Hub supports Binance Futures & Spot, Bybit USDT Perpetual & Inverse, OKX Swap & Spot, Bitget, Gate.io, and BingX. All connections run through high-speed, direct exchange API gateways.

What is the execution latency for TradingView webhook alerts?

Backpulse processes and routes webhook signals with an average execution latency under 300 milliseconds. Our infrastructure is deployed in low-latency cloud clusters located adjacent to major exchange server data centers (Tokyo, London, Frankfurt).

Are my exchange API keys safe when using the Webhook Hub?

Yes, 100% non-custodial. We strictly require API keys with 'Read' and 'Trade' permissions only. Withdrawal permissions are strictly prohibited and rejected by our validation engine. Your credentials are encrypted at rest using AES-256 and stored in an isolated security enclave.

How do I format the TradingView alert message payload?

The Webhook Hub provides an interactive JSON builder that auto-configures the message payload using TradingView's dynamic variables: {{strategy.order.action}}, {{strategy.market_position}}, {{ticker}}, {{strategy.order.contracts}}, {{close}}, and {{timenow}}. You can also select fixed position sizes or percentage of equity.

Can I test webhook signals without placing real money orders?

Yes! The Webhook Hub includes an integrated Live Signal Simulator. You can click 'Test Signal' to simulate long, short, and close executions with real-time price feeds and monitor the live signal log before linking real capital.

Does the Webhook Hub support Telegram notifications?

Yes. You can link your Telegram account in 1 click to receive instantaneous notifications whenever a TradingView alert is received, authenticated, and filled on your exchange.

What happens if TradingView sends multiple signals at the same time?

Our cloud webhook engine uses high-throughput event queues to process concurrent alert signals without dropping requests or causing race conditions. Orders are executed sequentially with sub-millisecond precision.

Is the Webhook Hub free to use?

Backpulse offers a generous free tier that includes full access to the Webhook Hub, URL generator, live signal tester, and automated order routing for individual traders.