Hi Colleagues! This is my first post here.
I’d like to introduce AlgoWay — a service for automating trade execution from TradingView, Telegram and regular webhooks.
The idea is simple: a signal reaches AlgoWay and is automatically converted into a trading command on the connected platform. It can open and close trades, place pending orders, manage SL/TP, partial closes, breakeven, hedge/netting workflows and other position-management commands.
The main goal is to keep the signal source separate from the execution side. Trading logic can stay in TradingView, Telegram or a custom system, while AlgoWay handles the actual routing and execution of the order.
That also makes it easier to work with several execution platforms without rebuilding the strategy around each broker or exchange API. The signal format stays consistent while the execution layer handles the differences between platforms.
There is also a simpler interface specifically for TradingView webhook trading. TradingView alerts can be sent directly through a webhook and converted into live trading commands without running additional software on the TradingView side.
Telegram Signal Copier is focused on Telegram-based trading signals. It can read ordinary messages containing Entry, SL and multiple TP levels, so signals do not need to follow one strict template. This is useful for channels where signal formatting changes slightly from message to message.
AlgoWay can also receive commands from custom applications, scripts, indicators and other systems capable of sending HTTP webhooks. This makes it possible to use the same execution infrastructure outside TradingView and Telegram as well.
Execution is not limited to simply opening a Buy or Sell position. A signal can contain the information needed to manage the trade afterwards — Stop Loss, Take Profit levels, pending entries, partial exits and other position-management instructions.
There are also different ways to handle position logic depending on how the destination platform works, including hedge and netting workflows. This becomes important when the same strategy is used across platforms that treat positions and opposite orders differently.
Every command can be checked through execution logs, so it is possible to see what was received, what was sent to the trading platform and whether the order was accepted or rejected. This is especially useful while testing a new strategy or webhook configuration.
AlgoWay does not sell trading signals or strategies — it is focused purely on execution and automation. The strategy, signal source and trading decisions remain completely separate from the execution service.
I’ll be happy to answer technical questions about the setup, webhook format, Telegram signal processing or platform connections.
Also interested to hear what people here currently use for automation — TradingView alerts, Telegram signals, EAs, custom scripts or something else.
I’d like to introduce AlgoWay — a service for automating trade execution from TradingView, Telegram and regular webhooks.
The idea is simple: a signal reaches AlgoWay and is automatically converted into a trading command on the connected platform. It can open and close trades, place pending orders, manage SL/TP, partial closes, breakeven, hedge/netting workflows and other position-management commands.
The main goal is to keep the signal source separate from the execution side. Trading logic can stay in TradingView, Telegram or a custom system, while AlgoWay handles the actual routing and execution of the order.
That also makes it easier to work with several execution platforms without rebuilding the strategy around each broker or exchange API. The signal format stays consistent while the execution layer handles the differences between platforms.
There is also a simpler interface specifically for TradingView webhook trading. TradingView alerts can be sent directly through a webhook and converted into live trading commands without running additional software on the TradingView side.
Telegram Signal Copier is focused on Telegram-based trading signals. It can read ordinary messages containing Entry, SL and multiple TP levels, so signals do not need to follow one strict template. This is useful for channels where signal formatting changes slightly from message to message.
AlgoWay can also receive commands from custom applications, scripts, indicators and other systems capable of sending HTTP webhooks. This makes it possible to use the same execution infrastructure outside TradingView and Telegram as well.
Execution is not limited to simply opening a Buy or Sell position. A signal can contain the information needed to manage the trade afterwards — Stop Loss, Take Profit levels, pending entries, partial exits and other position-management instructions.
There are also different ways to handle position logic depending on how the destination platform works, including hedge and netting workflows. This becomes important when the same strategy is used across platforms that treat positions and opposite orders differently.
Every command can be checked through execution logs, so it is possible to see what was received, what was sent to the trading platform and whether the order was accepted or rejected. This is especially useful while testing a new strategy or webhook configuration.
AlgoWay does not sell trading signals or strategies — it is focused purely on execution and automation. The strategy, signal source and trading decisions remain completely separate from the execution service.
I’ll be happy to answer technical questions about the setup, webhook format, Telegram signal processing or platform connections.
Also interested to hear what people here currently use for automation — TradingView alerts, Telegram signals, EAs, custom scripts or something else.
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Telegram Signal Copier 2.0 — Major Update!
Smarter AI-Powered Signal Processing
Improved Multilingual Support
More Accurate Entry Prices
Better Stop Loss & Take Profit Handling
More Reliable Signal Execution