I will build a custom broker api connection and tradingview signal trading bot
Software Architect and Quant Developer
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Robert Brendler was selected by the Fiverr Pro team for their expertise.
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About this Gig
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Everything a webhook can't do built as your own server.
Bridges fire and forget. This is a real service that knows what happened and acts on it, talking directly to your broker's API.
Basic minimal pipeline.
Entry/exit order webhook broker API, containerized (Docker) and deployed (DigitalOcean App Platform, ~$5/mo). Fire-and-forget with clean error logging (no position on close, or can't open on insufficient funds logged), plus a system health check.
Standard two-way control.
Order updates (SL/TP/re-entry), live order monitoring (current PnL), balance check before entry (alerts if insufficient), open-position check before close (alerts if signals don't line up), and broker-connection health checks.
Premium production gateway.
Risk guards, kill switch, signal queue, full monitoring plus a custom API that decouples the gateway from any single broker: a plugin mechanism where adding a new broker is just a new adapter.
If you want to go a step further and build this into a full platform, see my Algo Trading Platform gig.
Platform:
TradingView
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Custom
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Binance
My Portfolio
FAQ
How is this different from PineConnector / webhooks?
This is your own server talking to the broker's API both ways — it confirms fills, checks balance and opens positions, updates orders, and can run custom risk guards and signal filters. Webhooks can do none of that.
Do I have to share my API keys?
Never in chat. We use a secure channel, or you deploy to your own cloud. I try to avoid touching live keys. If live integration is easier that way, create a temporary one with limited permissions, make sure to remove them later.
Where does it run and what does hosting cost?
The entry pipeline runs on Docker via DigitalOcean App Platform (~$5/mo). Larger setups scale from there — I'll advise.
Can it support multiple brokers?
Premium uses an adapter/plugin core, so adding a broker is just a new adapter. It's also the foundation my full "Algo Trading Platform" gig is built on.
Python or Rust?
Python first, for fast iteration and reliability. We port hot paths to Rust later if latency demands it, see my "High Speed Trading Systems" gig get access to the ultimate retail trader toolbelt.

