TradingView alerts into FxMind: notify, mark the chart, or draft an order

One URL, one action, chosen up front

TradingView can point any alert at a URL when it fires. FxMind gives you that URL per hook, and a hook does exactly one thing, decided when you create it, never re-decided per alert: notify, mark, or draft an order. Creating one is a plain-language choice between three cards, not a settings form full of jargon, and the page shows you the secret URL and the message template exactly once, with the steps to paste it into TradingView.

The three things a hook can do

• Notify: an email, a push notice and an in-app inbox line, plus a Discord message if you have a channel connected. This is the plain alert-to-notification path.
• Marker: nothing leaves your inbox. It shows only as a live line on an open desk session, the moment the alert arrives, for a signal you want to see on the chart while you are watching it and nowhere else.
• Draft order: creates an order draft and a notification about it. Nothing is sent to your broker until you confirm.

Why a draft is never sent on its own

Two separate things have to happen before a draft becomes a real order. First, you confirm it: from the notification itself or from the pending-drafts list in Settings, with the symbol, side, volume and the alert's own price shown, and a countdown to when it expires (1 to 30 minutes, 2 by default, so an old signal cannot be confirmed hours later). Second, confirming does not skip the checks a live order would face: it runs through the exact same pre-trade gate the desk's own ticket uses. A rule that would block the trade refuses it outright; a rule that would only warn shows you the reason and needs a second tap. A block, a warning you do not accept, or an account that is unavailable all mean nothing is sent, even after you tapped confirm.

The alert message

FxMind gives you a message template with TradingView's own placeholders filled in: ticker, price, the strategy action, the interval and the time. Paste it into the alert's message field unchanged, or edit it; a message that is not valid JSON is still accepted as plain text for a notify hook, so even an alert using TradingView's default message works. The ticker's exchange prefix is stripped and matched to your linked account's own broker symbol the same way FxMind already matches a community setup to a follower's account, so a draft-order hook resolves to the right instrument on your specific broker.

Which plan includes which hooks

The 14-day trial is full Pro, so draft-order hooks work during it. The number of hooks you can keep active is one of the plan limits on /pricing.

What keeps the URL safe

TradingView's alerts cannot send a custom header, so the hook's secret travels in the URL itself instead, the standard way webhook-consuming products solve this. It never appears in a log: the api and the web server both mask that part of the path before writing it anywhere. Every attempt, accepted or refused and why, lands in an activity log only you can read. Requests are checked against TradingView's own published sending addresses, rate-limited per hook and per account, and an identical alert body arriving twice within five minutes is treated as one delivery, not two.