Sendoriq Trading View Bridge MT5
- Utilities
- Version: 1.1
- Activations: 10
SENDORIQ HTTPS Relay Required
SENDORIQ TradingView Bridge MT5 v1.01 receives structured TradingView webhook alerts through the required SENDORIQ HTTPS Relay and processes them in MetaTrader 5. Relay access is initially included without a separate usage fee for SENDORIQ buyers. An internet connection and a reachable Relay are required for new signals.
The Market product is a standalone MT5 Expert Advisor. No separate Windows companion app, DLL, local web server or SENDORIQ Control Center is required. The Control Center can optionally simplify setup; it does not replace the EA.
Installation and standalone setup guide: SENDORIQ TradingView Bridge MT5 - Installation and Setup Guide (MQL5 Blog). The MQL5 blog explains WebRequest permission, Bridge ID, restricted inbound token, TradingView alert setup, JSON/Pine examples and safe demo testing.
Signals and order management
- Structured JSON alerts for market BUY/SELL and the four supported pending order types.
- Order modification, cancel, full/partial close, break-even and controlled reversal.
- EA-managed multiple take-profit targets use partial closes; the EA must remain running.
- Unique event IDs, expiry checks, duplicate protection, ownership validation and final acknowledgement (ACK).
Position sizing and safety
- Fixed lot, fixed cash risk and balance/equity percentage risk sizing, subject to broker constraints.
- Symbol mapping, spread, volume and margin checks, plus account-wide initial stop-loss exposure checks.
- Default maximum account exposure is 3% of current equity. Setting the cap to 0 disables this account-wide cap. With the cap active, missing or unquantifiable stop-loss risk can block additional entries.
- Risk estimates are not guaranteed maximum losses: gaps, slippage, costs, equity changes and other account activity affect actual results.
Before enabling trading
- Install the EA through MQL5 Market. Keep order execution disabled during initial setup.
- Allow the SENDORIQ Relay address in MT5 WebRequest settings and complete registration. Follow the blog instructions to obtain the terminal-local Bridge ID and inbound token securely.
- Configure a TradingView account with webhook alerts, use a structured protocol-v1 JSON payload, a unique event ID and a fresh Unix timestamp.
- Check receipt and final EA result with execution disabled. Then deliberately enable execution on a verified demo account, test a small trade and close/cancel all test exposure.
Dashboard and limitations
- Expanded and compact on-chart views display Relay and broker status, signal activity, EA-owned orders and positions, safety settings and the execution gate. READY indicates execution permission, not guaranteed signal delivery or a broker fill.
- TradingView webhook access (including its required security settings), the external Relay, a working broker connection and a running EA are required. WebRequest does not run in the MT5 Strategy Tester.
- Automated trailing stops and arbitrary unstructured alert messages are not advertised. Broker support and execution conditions vary. No profit, execution speed or Relay uptime is guaranteed.
