If you build strategies in TradingView but still place every Binance order by hand, you are leaving the hardest part of trading — consistent execution — up to whoever happens to be at the keyboard. Connecting TradingView to Binance closes that gap: when your Pine Script strategy or indicator fires an alert, the trade lands on Binance automatically, in the same second.
OmniTrade24 is the bridge in the middle. You give each strategy a unique webhook URL, paste it into a TradingView alert, and we translate the alert into a real order on your Binance account using API keys you control. This guide walks through the whole path — creating a trade-only Binance API key, connecting it, and wiring up your first automated alert.
What you can automate on Binance
How to connect TradingView to Binance
Four steps take you from a chart alert to a live Binance order — no code involved.
Create your Binance API key
- 1.Open API Management. In Binance, go to Account → API Management and click Create API. Complete 2FA and give the key a name like "OmniTrade24".
- 2.Enable trading permissions. Turn on Enable Spot & Margin Trading and Enable Futures. Leave Enable Withdrawals off — OmniTrade24 never needs it.
- 3.Whitelist our IP. Set the API restriction to trusted IPs and add 64.227.147.170. This means the key only works from our execution server, even if it leaks.
- 4.Copy your keys. Copy the API Key and Secret Key. The secret is shown once, so store it safely — you will paste both into OmniTrade24 in the next step.
Connect Binance to OmniTrade24
Sign in to OmniTrade24, open Settings → API credentials, and paste your Binance API key and secret key. Run the built-in connection test to confirm the credentials work. Everything is encrypted with AES-256 before it is stored — your secret is never kept in plain text.
Create a strategy and copy your webhook URL
In the dashboard, create a strategy, pick your Binance market and default order settings, and save it. OmniTrade24 generates a unique webhook URL just for that strategy:
https://omnitrade24.com/webhook/your-strategy-tokenPaste the webhook into a TradingView alert
Open your strategy or indicator in TradingView, click Alerts → Create Alert, and paste the webhook URL into the Webhook URL field (under Notifications). Set the alert message to JSON that tells OmniTrade24 what to trade:
Save the alert. From now on, every time your strategy fires, the alert hits your webhook and OmniTrade24 places the matching order on Binance automatically — typically within 100–500ms depending on your plan.
Supported alert actions
Each TradingView alert message is a small JSON payload with an action, a symbol, and a quantity. Use dynamic TradingView placeholders (like {{ticker}}) to pass the traded symbol automatically.
{"action":"BUY","symbol":"BTCUSDT","quantity":0.001}{"action":"SELL","symbol":"BTCUSDT","quantity":0.001}{"action":"LONG","symbol":"BTCUSDT","quantity":0.01}{"action":"SHORT","symbol":"BTCUSDT","quantity":0.01}{"action":"CLOSE_LONG","symbol":"BTCUSDT","quantity":0.01}{"action":"CLOSE_SHORT","symbol":"BTCUSDT","quantity":0.01}Is automated Binance trading safe?
Automation is only as safe as the way it is set up. OmniTrade24 is built so that a leaked or misused key still cannot cost you your funds:
Best strategies to automate on Binance
Scalping and swing strategies on Binance Futures, spot DCA and rebalancing, and running separate Spot and Futures strategies side by side.
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Connect TradingView to Binance — FAQ
Common questions about automating Binance trades with TradingView and OmniTrade24