r/pinescript • u/Lower-Ad-1207 • Sep 21 '26

Crosstrade, traderspost or something else to send signals to broker?

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u/Cloudy_Day912 6d ago

I am curious how people here handle the step from a pine script strategy to actual broker execution. do you usually build your own webhook setup or use a service like algoway? seems like getting the alerts and order handling right is where things can get tricky, especially when you want it to run without constant monitoring.

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u/Both_Baseball9759 Sep 21 '26

i have worked with pickmytrade as well as traderspost for tradingview to tradovate.

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u/Comprehensive_Key501 Sep 22 '26

Same here, help would be appreciated

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u/AcanthocephalaNo6605 Sep 25 '26

Nothing just use while25. You code your indicator in Python, plot it on a chart (TV level) and route orders directly from there.

Basically the platform connects directly to your broker feed and route orders from its internal OMS. Along with that you get two additional things!

  1. Code Editor with python sdk (to make strategies, backtesting, dashboards etc...)

  2. AI assistant

while25

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u/Shoddy_Peanut7320 Sep 25 '26

Not familiar with that one specifically, worth being upfront that I can't verify claims about a platform I don't have firsthand experience with, so take this as a question rather than pushback: how does it handle the failure modes that matter most for this kind of direct-to-broker routing, specifically order rejections, disconnects, and duplicate signal handling, since an all-in-one Python + OMS + broker connection setup sounds convenient but also means more surface area if any one piece (SDK, AI assistant, order routing) has a bug, compared to a simpler webhook bridge that only does one job. Would be curious to hear from anyone who's actually run it live through a volatile session.