How to Auto-Trade Your TradingView Strategy on Binance

If your edge lives in a TradingView indicator and you trade crypto on Binance, you've probably wished the two just talked to each other. They can — and you don't need to write a single line of code. The problem most traders hit: TradingView can fire an alert, but it can't place the order on Binance by itself. And the popular automation tools only work with MetaTrader, which doesn't support Binance. PineChord bridges that gap

How it works

TradingView fires a webhook the instant your strategy triggers. PineChord receives it, translates it into a Binance order, and places it on your account. You set this up once (about 5 minutes), and it runs on autopilot afterwards — covering Spot and Futures.

What you'll need

• A TradingView account on a plan that allows webhook alerts.

• A Binance account, plus your API Key + Secret Key.

• A PineChord account — start a free trial, no card required.

Step 1 — Get your Binance credentials

In Binance, go to Account > API Management > Create API, label it "PineChord", and confirm with 2FA. Enable Spot & Margin Trading (or Futures). Leave Withdrawals OFF.

Safety first: only ever grant trading permission. Never enable withdrawals.

PineChord only needs to open and close trades

Step 2 — Connect Binance in PineChord

• Download and open the PineChord Bridge desktop app.

• Click Add Account and choose Binance.

• Enter your API Key + Secret Key and save. PineChord confirms the connection and shows your balance, so you know it's linked.

Step 3 — Point your TradingView alert at PineChord

Open the alert on your strategy. Paste your PineChord webhook URL into the Webhook URL field, and this template into the Message field or (create alert using Alert builder from your pineChord customer portal):

{

"Connect_License": "YOUR_LICENSE_KEY",

"symbol": "BTCUSDT",

"side": "buy",

"quantity": 0.01,

"stopLoss": 0,

"takeProfit": 0

}

{{strategy.order.action}} auto-fills "buy" or "sell" based on what your strategy did. Set symbol to the exact Binance symbol (e.g. BTCUSDT), and set your stop-loss / take-profit if your strategy uses them.

Step 4 — Fire a test alert

Trigger the alert manually in TradingView. Within a second or two you'll see the order appear in PineChord's trade history and the position open on Binance. That confirms the whole path is working end to end.

Position sizing

• Fixed quantity — e.g. a set number of units/contracts each trade.

• Percent of balance — size scales as your account grows.

You set this once per account, so a single TradingView alert always sizes correctly on Binance.

Why not just use MetaTrader?

Tools built only for MetaTrader (like Pine Connector) can't trade on Binance at all. PineChord supports Binance plus 19 other brokers — crypto, forex, stocks and prop firms — so you can run everything from one place.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to keep my computer on?

The Bridge app must be running to place trades. Many traders run it on a low-cost VPS so it's always on.

Is my connection safe?

Yes — as long as you grant trading permission only with withdrawals disabled, the connection can place trades only.

Can I run other brokers too?

Yes. PineChord supports 18 platforms plus MT4/MT5, so you can automate Binance alongside your other accounts from one dashboard.

Ready to automate Binance?

PineChord connects TradingView to Binance in about 5 minutes — no coding. Start free, no card required.

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