TradingView to Binance Futures Bridge
A small, auditable server that turns TradingView alerts into Binance USDS-M futures orders.
A FastAPI service that executes TradingView strategy webhooks as signed Binance futures orders with leverage, sizing modes, and close-then-flip handling.
- Executes TradingView webhooks as signed Binance USDS-M futures orders
- Leverage, margin/notional sizing modes, and close-then-flip handling
- Documented Pine alert JSON contract
- Test suite and one-command Docker deploy
A deliberately small, auditable FastAPI server that receives TradingView strategy-alert webhooks — ordered command arrays — and executes them as signed Binance USDS-M Futures market orders. It handles leverage setting, margin and notional sizing modes, and close-then-flip logic so a reversal alert cleanly exits and re-enters.
The exact Pine alert JSON contract is documented, there is a test suite, and it deploys via Docker. The design goal was auditability: the code is small enough to read top to bottom before you trust it with a live account, and every order path is explicit rather than hidden behind a framework.
Executes live broker orders; shared as engineering work, not financial advice. No profit is promised and users trade their own accounts at their own risk.
Automation is infrastructure, not financial advice. No profit guarantees. Every live system needs staged testing, risk limits, and owner approval.