How to Send TradingView Webhook Alerts to Telegram & WhatsApp

The problem with TradingView alerts

TradingView is the industry standard for charting and technical analysis. But its alert system has two well-known limitations:

• Free plan: 1 active alert. The moment you set a second one, the first is disabled. Pro plans start at $14.95/month just to unlock more alerts.
• Delivery: in-app and email only. No Telegram, no WhatsApp, no Discord — unless you build a custom webhook integration.

Webhooks are TradingView’s escape hatch. They let you POST an alert payload to any URL when a condition fires. TradingField provides that URL and forwards the alert to your chosen channels instantly.

How it works

1. TradingView fires an alert and POSTs a JSON payload to your TradingField webhook URL.
2. TradingField receives the payload, parses it, and routes the notification.
3. You receive a message on Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, email or push — within seconds.

No server to maintain. No code to write. The whole thing takes about 5 minutes to set up.

{
  "symbol": "BTCUSDT",
  "price": "{{close}}",
  "condition": "RSI crossed above 70",
  "time": "{{time}}"
}

Step-by-step setup

1. 1

   Create a TradingField account

   Sign up at tradingfield.app/signup. TradingView webhooks are available on the Premium and Ultimate plans, which each start with a free trial.
2. 2

   Get your webhook URL

   In your dashboard, go to Webhooks → New webhook. Give it a name (e.g. “TradingView BTC RSI”), select your delivery channels (Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, email…), and copy the generated URL. It looks like:

   https://api.tradingfield.app/webhook/tradingview/your_token
3. 3

   Create an alert in TradingView

   On any TradingView chart, click the Alert button (clock icon, top toolbar) or press Alt+A. Configure your condition as usual (e.g. RSI crossing a level, price hitting a zone).
4. 4

   Enable Webhook URL in the alert

   In the alert dialog, scroll down to Notifications and check Webhook URL. Paste your TradingField webhook URL. Optionally add a JSON message in the Message field to include context (symbol, price, condition).
5. 5

   Save and test

   Save the alert. Back in TradingField, click Send test on your webhook to verify delivery. You should receive the message on your selected channels within a few seconds.

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