🔗Webhooks
goodcryptoX allows you to automate DEX trading via TradingView webhooks — a powerful mechanism for triggering orders and bot actions directly from your signals.
Unlike some implementations that treat webhooks like a programmable API (where you send parameterized commands like "buy 3 BTC"), goodcryptoX currently supports a trigger-based model. Each webhook simply activates a predefined action on a specific order or bot — no parameters or commands are interpreted.
In the near future, we will launch a new TradingView Strategy bot that supports full strategy instructions via webhooks, including dynamic symbol selection, quantities, order types, and multi-symbol logic — effectively acting as an API layer. Stay tuned
Webhooks are only accepted from TradingView servers for now — no custom IPs or external sources. If you need to use a custom webhook source, contact us at [email protected] to request access.
How webhooks work in goodcryptoX
Every order or bot action has its own dedicated webhook URL
You must create the order or bot first to get the URL (they will appear in the Webhooks section of the order or bot's Details)
Sending any webhook payload to that URL will trigger the action
Here is a video overview:
Webhook URLs are action-specific. You must create one webhook per action, e.g. one for entry, one for take profit, one for stop loss, etc. for every bot or order
Supported order and bot actions
If you want your order or bot to be triggered by a webhook, you must select webhook as the trigger condition during setup. This applies to:
Limit orders trigger
Trailing order activation (trailing start)
Take-profit and stop-loss triggers
DCA bot entry condition
Cancel webhook — always available in all orders and bots
Close position webhook — always available in DCA bot details
After creation, you’ll find all available webhook URLs in the Details of your order or bot:
To sum up:
Cancel order
✅
Always shown in details
Trigger Limit order
✅
Must select webhook at setup
Activate Trailing order
✅
Trailing start = webhook
Trigger take profit / stop loss
✅
Optionally webhook-triggered
DCA bot - entry
✅
Entry buy/sell via webhook (must be set at setup)
DCA bot - exit
✅
Close position via webhook (always available)
How to set up alerts in TradingView
Once you’ve created your order or bot in goodcryptoX and copied the webhook URL for a specific action, here’s how to link it to your TradingView alerts:
Go to your chart in TradingView
Create a new alert based on your strategy, indicator, or condition
In the alert settings, enable the checkbox “Webhook URL”
Paste in the specific webhook URL from the goodcryptoX Available webhooks section
Leave the message field as-is (any content is fine — goodcryptoX ignores the payload for now)
Save the alert
Repeating strategies (via DCA bot)
A webhook-triggered order (e.g. limit with TP and SL) is a one-time setup. Once the order executes and the linked TP or SL fires, the entire trade is complete. If you want this structure to repeat automatically, that’s not possible with orders — but it is achievable now using the DCA bot.
We will soon introduce a dedicated TradingView strategy bot to support repeating multi-action trades, but in the meantime, DCA bot provides a flexible way to repeat your webhook-driven strategy.
Pure webhook loop
To set up a bot that enters a position on a webhook, exits on a webhook, and then repeats:
Set entry condition = webhook
Set averaging orders = 0 (disable averaging)
Disable both take-profit and stop-loss
Enable "Repeat on close position"
Once the bot is launched, you’ll see the following webhook URLs under the bot's Details → Webhooks section:
Enter Buy — opens a Long position
Close position — closes the active position (long or short)
Cancel — stops the bot
Execution logic
When the bot receives Enter Buy, it opens a long position.
The bot will only respond to the first entry webhook it receives while idle.
While a position is open:
Any further entry signals are ignored
The only accepted signals are close position or a triggered TP/SL (if configured)
Once the position is closed (manually, by webhook, or by SL/TP), the bot resets and waits for the next Entry webhook.
This loop continues as long as the bot remains active, allowing you to repeat a complete entry → exit → reset cycle indefinitely.
Pure webhook mode vs hybrid setups
The DCA bot supports multiple control layers that can be combined to build flexible strategies:
Entry: via webhook, signal, or instant
Exit: via webhook, or built-in price-based TP/SL
Averaging: optional; can be disabled
You can:
Run a bot entirely via webhook signals (entry and exit)
Add price-based TP/SL as fallbacks, even if you use webhook exits
Add averaging orders for additional protection
This makes it possible to design:
Fully automated loop strategies (pure webhook)
Signal-driven bots with manual failovers
Hybrid setups with multi-layer exits
Practical webhook strategy examples
Example 1: One-off order + multiple take profits (Bollinger Band bounce)
Goal: Buy when price breaches lower Bollinger Band, sell progressively as it climbs.
Setup in goodcryptoX
Create a limit order with trigger condition = webhook
Add three take-profit targets. TP trigger = webhook
Setup in TradingView
Create four alerts:
Price breaches lower band → send to main order's Trigger webhook URL
Price returns inside band → send to Take Profit Trigger webhook URL
Price crosses mid-band → send to Take Profit Trigger webhook URL
Price breaches upper band → send to Take Profit Trigger webhook URL
In the alert settings, enable the checkbox “Webhook URL”
Paste in the specific webhook URL from the goodcryptoX Available webhooks section. Leave Message field as is — it is not used.
Example 2: Repeating strategy with DCA bot (Golden/Death Cross)
Goal: Enter long on Golden Cross, enter short on Death Cross. Exit with a 10% profit or when RSI > 70 and repeat forever.
Setup in goodcryptoX
Create DCA bot
Entry condition = webhook
Averaging = off (set to 0)
Take Profit = 10%
Stop loss = off
Enable: "Repeat on TP"
Setup in TradingView
Create three alerts on the same chart:
SMA50 crosses above SMA200 → send to Enter Buy webhook
SMA50 crosses below SMA200 → send to Enter Sell webhook
RSI > 70 → send to Close position webhook
Summary
Trigger model
Each action has its own webhook URL
Setup flow
Create order → copy webhook URL → paste into TradingView alert
Repeating strategy
Use DCA bot with repeat enabled
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