This guide explains how to connect Binance to AlgoWay, create Binance API keys, configure a Binance webhook inside AlgoWay, and send TradingView alerts in the correct JSON format. Once the setup is complete, AlgoWay can route your TradingView signals directly to Binance.
The process has three parts: create Binance API credentials, add the Binance webhook in AlgoWay, and configure a TradingView alert with the correct webhook URL and message body.
Start from Binance API Management and create a dedicated API key for AlgoWay.
ALGOWAY.Make sure the required permissions are enabled:
After the API keys are ready, log in to AlgoWay and create a Binance webhook. This webhook is the bridge between TradingView alerts and Binance execution.
The main fields are:
Then click Add Trial Webhook or the corresponding main webhook button.
Now open TradingView and create an alert for the symbol you want to automate, for example BTCUSDT. In the alert settings, enable Webhook URL and paste your AlgoWay webhook link.
Your webhook URL will look like this:
https://algoway.co/your-webhook-uuid
In the TradingView message box, paste a valid JSON payload. AlgoWay expects a structured JSON message, not plain text.
Example message:
{
"platform_name": "binance",
"ticker": "{{ticker}}",
"order_contracts": "{{strategy.order.contracts}}",
"order_action": "{{strategy.market_position}}"
}
This tells AlgoWay which platform to use, which market to trade, what size to send, and what action should be taken.
To automate Binance through AlgoWay, you need three things: valid Binance API credentials, a properly configured Binance webhook in AlgoWay, and a correct TradingView JSON alert. Once these parts are set correctly, TradingView alerts can be routed directly to Binance through AlgoWay.
Need help? Contact support via your AlgoWay dashboard.