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TradingView Webhook Tester

Paste your TradingView alert payload below to check whether it is structurally ready for automation. This tool validates JSON format and required fields locally in your browser — no data is sent anywhere.

⚠️ This tool does not send real webhooks, connect to exchanges, or interact with Vordant's production systems. It is a client-side format checker only.

Paste Your Alert Payload

Copy the JSON from your TradingView alert message box and paste it here. TradingView sends this as the webhook body when an alert fires.

Example payload (copy to test):

{
  "action": "buy",
  "symbol": "BTCUSDT",
  "timestamp": "{{timenow}}",
  "price": {{close}},
  "quantity": 0.01,
  "strategy": "my-breakout-v2"
}

What This Checker Validates

✓
Valid JSON format
Detects syntax errors, unclosed braces, and trailing commas.
✓
Required field: action
Must be buy or sell.
✓
Required field: symbol
The trading pair, e.g. BTCUSDT.
✓
Required field: timestamp
Used to sequence signals. Use TradingView's {{timenow}} placeholder.
⚠
Unresolved TradingView placeholders
Flags {{close}}-style placeholders. These are valid in TradingView but appear as literal strings if tested raw here.

What this tool does NOT check:

Whether your Vordant webhook URL is correctly configured
Whether your exchange API keys are valid
Whether the strategy logic is sound
Whether the signal will execute successfully

Full webhook validation and test-fire are available inside your Vordant account after connecting your strategy.

How to Add a Webhook URL in TradingView

Open TradingView and navigate to your chart with the strategy or indicator you want to automate.
Create or edit an alert by clicking the clock icon in the toolbar or right-clicking the strategy output.
In the alert dialog, scroll to the Notifications tab and check Webhook URL.
Paste your Vordant webhook endpoint — found inside your authenticated Vordant account under your bot configuration.
In the Message field, enter your JSON payload using TradingView placeholders like {{timenow}}, {{close}}, and {{ticker}}.
Save the alert. When it fires, TradingView will POST the JSON body to your Vordant webhook URL.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this tool send a real webhook to an exchange?: No. This tool only checks your payload format locally in the browser. It does not send any data to an exchange, broker, or Vordant's production systems.
What fields are required in a TradingView webhook payload?: Vordant expects at minimum: action (e.g. buy or sell), symbol (e.g. BTCUSDT), and timestamp. Additional fields like price, quantity, and strategy name are recommended.
Where do I paste the webhook URL in TradingView?: In TradingView, open the Alert creation dialog, scroll to Notifications, and paste your Vordant webhook URL into the Webhook URL field. Your Vordant webhook URL is generated inside your authenticated account.

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