Broker API integration and order management
Connect signals to execution, and execution to reporting. I build the plumbing between your strategy, your broker and your people: order routing, position sync, trade copiers, webhooks and dashboards, for traders, small funds and brokers.
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1# webhook.py: TradingView alert in, broker order out2@app.post("/tv-alert")3async def tv_alert(alert: Alert):4 # TradingView cannot send headers, so the secret travels in the body5 if not hmac.compare_digest(alert.token, settings.webhook_secret):6 raise HTTPException(401)7 if await seen_before(alert.id): # alerts can fire twice8 return {"status": "duplicate"}9 order = to_order(alert, risk=settings.risk)10 result = await broker.place(order, client_id=alert.id)11 await notify(f"{alert.symbol} {order.side} {order.qty}: {result.status}")12 return {"status": result.status}- Starting price
- $900
- Typical delivery
- 2–6 weeks
- Revisions
- 2 revision rounds
- Handover
- Full source code + report
What clients ask me to connect.
- 01
Trade copiers
One master account copied to many, across MT4, MT5 and cTrader, with lot scaling, symbol mapping and per-account risk caps.
- 02
Signal bridges
TradingView alerts, Telegram channels or your own model turned into orders, with duplicate protection and confirmations.
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Order management
A central service that sizes, routes, tracks and reconciles orders across accounts and brokers.
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Reporting and exports
Trades, equity and exposure written to a database, Google Sheets or a dashboard, on a schedule or in real time.
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Risk monitoring
Live checks on exposure, daily loss and drawdown across accounts, with alerts and automatic actions.
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Client-facing tools
For brokers and firms: tools your traders use, built on your platform’s APIs. See solutions for prop firms and brokers.
APIs and protocols.
- cTrader Open API for cTrader brokers
- MetaTrader 4/5 through EAs, sockets or the MetaTrader5 Python package
- FIX 4.4 sessions where your broker offers them
- REST and WebSocket APIs: OANDA, Interactive Brokers, Alpaca, Binance, Bybit and others
- Webhooks from TradingView and other platforms
- Telegram and email for notifications and commands
Built for money, not for a demo.
- Secrets stay out of the code: keys live in your server’s environment.
- Idempotency: every order has a client ID, so retries cannot duplicate positions.
- Reconciliation: positions are checked against the broker continuously, and the broker wins.
- Logging and alerts for every rejected or unexpected order.
- Latency where it matters: hosting close to your broker’s servers when execution speed counts.
How an integration project runs.
- 01
Map the flow
Where signals come from, where orders go, who needs to see what, and what must happen when something fails. One page, agreed before any code.
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Prove the connection
A small working link to the broker or platform on a demo account, so API limits and quirks surface early, not at the end.
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Build in milestones
Each milestone is something you can run: first orders, then reconciliation, then reporting. You pay per accepted milestone on larger projects.
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Run in parallel
The integration runs alongside your current process, on paper or small size, until both agree.
- 05
Hand over
Source code, deployment notes, a runbook for common failures, and access for your team.
Common questions
Can you work with the MT5 Manager or Server API?
If you are a broker with Manager API access, yes, we can scope server-side tools together. That work is quoted as a B2B project. See solutions for prop firms and brokers.
Can a TradingView alert place a trade on MT5?
Yes. The alert goes to a small webhook service, which passes the order to an EA running on your MT5 terminal. This is one of the most common bridges I build.
Where should the integration run?
On a VPS or cloud server you control, ideally in the same region as your broker’s servers. I set it up as a service with automatic restarts and logs.
How long does an integration take?
A single bridge usually takes 1 to 2 weeks. Multi-account systems with dashboards take longer and are delivered in milestones.
Tell me the strategy. I’ll tell you what it takes.
Fifteen minutes, no pitch. Mutual NDA before you describe anything you care about. You get an honest view of feasibility, timeline and price, even if the answer is “don’t build this”.