Dynamic quantity
Size comes from the bridge settings or the alert, not hard-coded in every message.
Trading bridge
Connect any trading platform to your demat account
The AlgoDelta bridge turns signals from TradingView, Chartink, Python, MT4/MT5, AmiBroker – or anything that can send a webhook – into orders in your broker account. Send them to one account or to a whole group of accounts at once, across 30+ Indian brokers.
TradingView
Chartink
Python
MT4 / MT5
AmiBroker
Any webhook
webhook → orders6 accounts · 4 brokers
ZerodhaA/c 1✓
ZerodhaA/c 2✓
Angel OneA/c 1✓
DhanA/c 1✓
DhanA/c 2✓
Kotak SecuritiesA/c 1✓
Any number of accounts at any of 32 brokers – including several accounts at the same broker.
TradingView alert → { "transaction_type": "BUY", "script": "NIFTY-N", "option_selection": "ATM_BASED" }
Sources
One bridge, every signal source
TradingView
Pine Script strategies and indicators. Custom Bridge for quick setup, JSON Bridge for full control.
Learn moreOptions from any signal
A Nifty signal buys the right strike: ATM, premium-based or symbol-based, with rollover.
Learn morePython, Node, Excel & any app
POST a JSON payload to your webhook. One API for every supported broker.
Learn moreChartink
Every stock your scanner returns becomes an order with its own target and SL.
Learn moreMetaTrader 4 / 5
Expert advisor signals placed with your Indian broker on NSE, BSE, MCX.
Learn moreAmiBroker
AFL buy/sell signals with adaptive position sizing and manual override.
Learn moreHow it works
From signal to order in four steps
Connect your broker
Add your demat account, or a group of accounts, from any supported broker.
Create a bridge
Choose Custom or JSON bridge, set quantity, product, target, SL and options rules.
Paste the webhook
Copy the webhook URL and message into TradingView, Chartink, MT5, AmiBroker or your code.
Test, then go live
Send a test alert with a small quantity, check the order, then switch on.
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Custom Bridge or JSON Bridge?
Both connect TradingView indicators and strategies to your broker. Pick by how much control you want.
| Feature | Custom Bridge | JSON Bridge |
|---|---|---|
| Ease of setup | Easiest | A little more configuration |
| Script-specific orders | — | Yes |
| Target and stop-loss | — | Yes |
| Trailing stop-loss | — | Yes |
| Rollover | — | Yes |
| Option strike selection (ATM / premium / symbol) | — | Yes |
| Exit on opposite signal | — | Yes |
| Call from Python or any code | — | Yes |
Features
Everything a signal needs to become a clean order
Hybrid manual takeover
Enter or exit by hand while the strategy keeps running.
Group execution
Point a bridge at a group and every child account gets the order.
Exit on opposite
An opposite signal closes the open position before taking the new one.
Multiple scripts
Run more than one symbol inside one strategy.
Telegram alerts
Get every signal and order in your own Telegram channel or group.
Pause without deleting
Turn trading off on a bridge and back on without losing settings.
Static IP ready
Dedicated static IPs keep you within broker API rules.
Bridge questions
What is a trading bridge?
A bridge receives a signal from an analysis platform – TradingView, Chartink, MT4/MT5, AmiBroker, Python or any app that can send a webhook – and turns it into an order in your connected broker account or group.
How do I connect TradingView to my broker?
Create a bridge in AlgoDelta and copy its webhook URL. In TradingView, create an alert on your strategy or indicator, paste the webhook URL and the alert message shown in AlgoDelta, then send a small test alert before going live.
What is the difference between Custom Bridge and JSON Bridge?
Both connect TradingView indicators or strategies to your broker. Custom Bridge is the simplest to set up. JSON Bridge adds script-specific orders, target, stop-loss, trailing stop-loss, rollover, option strike selection and exit on opposite, and it can be called from Python or any code.
Can I send orders from my own Python code?
Yes. Generate the JSON syntax in the JSON Bridge and POST it to your bridge webhook URL from Python whenever your strategy gives a buy or sell signal. The same works from Node.js, Excel macros, Telegram bots or any tool that can send an HTTP request.
Can a TradingView signal on Nifty buy the right option strike automatically?
Yes. The JSON Bridge selects the option contract for you: ATM-based (with an ATM gap for ITM/OTM), premium-based (closest premium to your target within a max variation) or symbol-based, with weekly or monthly expiry and exit on opposite signal.
How does Chartink auto trading work?
You build your own scanner in Chartink and point its webhook to AlgoDelta. Every stock the scan returns becomes a buy or sell order with its own target and stop-loss. AlgoDelta does not supply scans or stock picks.
Can MT4 or MT5 trade in my Indian broker account?
Yes. Add the strategy's webhook code to MetaTrader and its signals are placed as orders with your Indian broker on NSE, BSE or MCX. AlgoDelta does not give access to forex or international markets.
How do I auto trade AmiBroker AFL signals with an Indian broker?
Create a strategy in AlgoDelta and add its webhook code to your AFL. Buy and sell signals become orders with adaptive position sizing, and you can step in manually while the strategy runs.
How do I avoid duplicate orders when TradingView sends repeated alerts?
Use bar-close alerts in Pine Script, use strategy alerts with position size, and turn on exit on opposite in the JSON Bridge so a repeated signal does not stack positions. You can also pause a bridge without deleting it.
Do I need a paid TradingView plan?
Webhook alerts are a TradingView feature available on its paid plans, so you need a plan that includes webhook notifications. Check TradingView's current plan page.
Connect your first signal
Create a bridge on the free trial and send a test alert to your broker.
AlgoDelta is a pure technology platform. It is not a stockbroker, investment adviser, research analyst or portfolio manager, does not hold client funds or securities, and does not provide tips, recommendations, profit-making systems or assured returns. Trading in securities and derivatives involves risk of loss. You are responsible for your own trading decisions. Risk disclosure.