Tradesteady Algo – How to Use

1. In the Dashboard, go to Destinations (or Webhooks if you have none yet)
2. Click Add Destination
3. Choose destination type and fill in API keys (or check Paper trading). “My Strategy”) and optional description
4. Click Create Route

Your automation URL is created automatically. Find it in the Webhooks tab to paste into TradingView (Step 4).

1. Go to Dashboard → Destinations
2. Click Create Route
3. If you have multiple automations, select the one to use
4. Choose Destination Type: Binance Spot, Binance Futures, Delta Exchange, Delta India, or MT5
5. For paper trading: check “Paper trading (simulation)” – no API keys needed; trades are simulated using the price from the alert
6. For live Binance/Delta: enter API Key and Secret in the form
7. For MT5: enter your MT5 Account ID (and optionally broker name, EA name)
8. Click Create Route

You can create multiple routes for one webhook (e.g. Binance Futures + MT5).

Exchange (Spot or Futures): Create an API key in your exchange’s API Management. Enable Read + Trading only (do not enable withdrawals). Paste Key and Secret in the route form. Use Testnet first if you prefer.

MetaTrader: In Dashboard → API Keys, download the MetaTrader EA. Install it in MetaTrader. In the EA inputs, set Server URL (e.g. https://www.tradesteadyalgo.com) and, if needed, Account ID. By default, Account ID is not required if the EA runs on the same MetaTrader account as the one you used in the Route. Attach the EA to a chart and allow AutoTrading; it will poll the server for commands.

1. Open TradingView and your chart (e.g. BTCUSDT, XAUUSD)
2. Click the Alert (bell) button → Create Alert
3. Set your condition (e.g. strategy or indicator)
4. Under Notifications, enable Webhook URL and paste your Tradesteady webhook URL
5. In Message tab, use a format Tradesteady understands (see examples below)
6. Save the alert

Message formats: Strategy: Long {{ticker}} Q={{strategy.order.contracts}} SL=2% TP=5% · Or: Buy BTCUSDT Q=0.01 R=binance_futures (R= route/destination)

When the alert fires, TradingView sends the message to your webhook; Tradesteady executes the trade on the route(s) linked to that webhook.