Help & Signal Guide
This page explains how to connect accounts and how to send TradingView signals to TV2Broker. Examples always stay in English so they can be copy/pasted directly into TradingView.
Overview
The workflow is:
- Buy or activate a plan on TV2Broker (Basic / Pro / Advance).
- Open the Copier panel and connect one or more trading accounts.
- Copy your license key from the Connected accounts list.
- Configure TradingView alerts with the key and other fields as described below.
- Use the Logs page to verify that signals are received and trades are sent.
Basic, Pro and Advance plans each have a fixed number of trading accounts you can connect: Basic allows 1 account, Pro allows 3 accounts, and Advance allows up to 10 accounts.
Add account
- Go to the Connect page from the top navigation.
- Choose platform: cTrader, MT4 or MT5.
- For MT4/MT5: fill Login account number, Password and Server exactly as in your broker terminal.
- For cTrader: click Open cTrader, approve access, then choose the correct account from the drop-down.
- Click Connect Account. If successful you will see:
- Your plan details (plan name, used accounts, remaining, expiry).
- The new account in the Connected accounts list with broker, login, status and balance.
Stop / Delete account
- In Connected accounts, use Refresh to sync status from the trading bridge.
- Use Stop to pause trading for that account. It will not receive new trades until you click Start again.
- To delete an account and disable its license:
- First make sure the account is Stopped.
- Then click Delete and confirm in the dialog.
- When you delete an account, you free a slot in your plan. You can later connect the same account again or connect a different account.
TradingView signals – required fields
Alerts are sent from TradingView to this webhook URL:
https://copy.tv2broker.com/webhookUse a simple text alert with one key=value on each line. This is the easiest way to send clear signals from TradingView.
In TradingView, write the message like this (one field per line):
key=YOUR_LICENSE_KEY action=buy symbol=BTCUSD volume=0.01 sl=200 tp=300
Every alert must include:
key– your license key (for exampletvv02913271).action– order side and type:buy,sell,buy_limit,sell_limit,buy_stop,sell_stop,close,closeall.symbol– symbol name exactly as on your broker account (for exampleBTCUSD,XAUUSD).volume– position size in lots (for example0.01,0.10,1).
Optional fields:
sl– stop loss.tp– take profit.
How sl and tp are interpreted depends on the account price mode you see in the Settings page:
- Price mode = Price →
slandtpare absolute prices. - Price mode = Pip →
slandtpare pip distances away from current price.
TradingView text alert examples
All examples below are plain text, one key=value per line. You can paste them directly into the TradingView alert message box and adjust values.
Example 1 Market buy order
key=tvv02913271 action=buy symbol=BTCUSD volume=0.01
Example 2 Market sell with SL/TP as prices (Price mode)
key=tvv02913271 action=sell symbol=XAUUSD volume=0.02 sl=4350.0 tp=4200.0
Example 3 Market buy with SL/TP as pips (Pip mode)
key=tvv02913271 action=buy symbol=XAUUSD volume=0.01 sl=200 tp=300
Example 4 Pending order (Buy Limit)
key=tvv02913271 action=buy_limit symbol=EURUSD volume=0.10 sl=30 tp=60
Note: reverse-close logic applies only to market orders (buy,sell), not to pending orders.
Example 5 Close all positions for this license
key=tvv02913271 action=closeall
Example 6 Close all positions for a single symbol
key=tvv02913271 action=close symbol=BTCUSD
Rules: one pair per line, keys are case-insensitive, and extra unknown keys are ignored by the backend.
Reverse-close option
Each connected account has a Reverse close toggle in the Settings page.
When enabled:
- For
action=buy: existing sell market positions on that symbol are closed first, then the new buy is opened. - For
action=sell: existing buy positions on that symbol are closed first, then the new sell is opened.
Reverse-close only affects market orders and only that symbol. If opposite positions are still detected after closing attempts, the new order is not sent and the error is visible on the Logs page.
Logs & troubleshooting
The Logs page shows one line for every signal that reaches the copier. It helps you understand what was received and what happened next.
- The time the signal was processed.
- The license key that was used in
key. - The signal text (key, action, symbol, volume, sl, tp) in a readable format.
- The final action, symbol and volume that were sent to your trading account.
- Whether the operation succeeded (OK) or failed (Error).
- A short message if something went wrong (for example symbol not found).
If trades are not appearing on your broker account, first open the Logs page to confirm that the signal arrived and to read any message explaining why it was rejected.
Quick checklist
- Use a valid license key in
key. - Make sure
symbolmatches your broker symbol name exactly. - Use only the supported
actionvalues. - Set
volumein lots (for example0.01,0.10,1). - For SL/TP, check price mode in Settings: send prices for Price mode or pip distances for Pip mode.
- If reverse-close is enabled, remember that sending
buywill first try to close allsellmarket positions on that symbol, and vice versa.