Learn about algorithmic trading automation, TradingView webhook integration, broker APIs, paper trading, trade copying, and infrastructure requirements.
Platform
No. Xalgos does not provide trading strategies, buy or sell signals, or guaranteed profitable algorithms. Xalgos is an automation and trade execution platform that helps users automate their own trading systems and workflows.
Yes. Xalgos uses broker APIs and secure authentication methods for account connectivity. Broker credentials, API sessions, and authentication tokens are handled securely.
Currently, the Strategy Builder and Backtesting system are under development and will be released in future Xalgos updates.
Yes. Xalgos provides paper trading support for both manual trading and algorithmic trading workflows.
TradingView & Automation
You can automate TradingView alerts using the Xalgos Webhook Bridge. TradingView sends webhook alerts, and Xalgos converts those alerts into broker orders automatically.
Yes. TradingView webhook alerts are available only in paid TradingView plans that support webhook functionality.
Yes. You can connect custom Pine Script indicators and TradingView strategies that generate webhook alerts.
Yes. Xalgos supports Telegram integrations for alert notifications and signal forwarding.
Infrastructure
No. Once TradingView alerts and broker APIs are configured correctly, trades are processed through Xalgos servers even if your computer is turned off.
Yes. Many Indian brokers require Static IP whitelisting for API access and automated trade execution.
No. Xalgos does not impose a fixed webhook limit under supported plans.
Advanced Features
Yes. Xalgos supports cross-broker trade copying between supported brokers and trading accounts.
Yes. External applications such as Python bots, trading software, and custom automation systems can connect with Xalgos using webhook APIs and supported request formats.
Yes. A single strategy, webhook, or TradingView alert can execute trades simultaneously across multiple supported trading accounts.
Yes. Using APIs, webhooks, and trading automation tools is legal when used according to broker policies, exchange regulations, and applicable local laws.