Mexc Tradingview Api

Are you new to trading and looking for a simple and efficient way to execute trades on the MEXC Exchange? Look no further! The Mexc Tradingview API is here to help. In this article, we will introduce you to this powerful tool that allows you to process trading signals from TradingView and execute trades on the MEXC Exchange with ease.

What is the Mexc Tradingview API?

The Mexc Tradingview API is a Node.js application specifically designed to handle webhooks from TradingView and execute trades on the MEXC Exchange accordingly. With this tool, you can easily process incoming trading signals, validate their format and feasibility, and execute trades on the MEXC Exchange based on these signals.

Getting Started with the Mexc Tradingview API

To get started with the Mexc Tradingview API, you will need the following:

• Node.js installed on your local machine
• npm (Node.js package manager)
• A MEXC Exchange account with API access

Now, let’s go through the steps to set up and run the application on your local machine.

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
2. Navigate to the cloned directory.
3. Install the required Node.js packages.
4. Set up your .env file with the required API keys.

Once you have completed these steps, you are ready to start using the application.

Sending Webhooks from Tradingview

To use the Mexc Tradingview API, you need to configure your TradingView account to send webhooks to the endpoint where your server is running. Follow these steps to set it up:

1. Configure TradingView or another service to send webhooks to http://yourserver:PORT/webhook with the specified payload format.
2. Send a POST request with the specified JSON structure.

Please note that this example script does not abide by MEXC API Market ID’s and adds a denominator “-“. For example, the market BTC-USDT would apply to the “symbol” field and be translated to BTCUSDT in the code for trade posting to MEXC.

Before sending webhooks, make sure to:

• Ensure that your account has ample balances of the assets you wish to trade. This bot is specifically created for MEXC spot markets.
• Ensure that your percentage size for the trade meets the minimum and maximum trade requirements for the selected market.
• Format the market revisions for this bot correctly in the signal from TradingView. Remember that BTC-USDT is the symbol for BTCUSDT, etc.

Testing and Validating Trading Signals

To ensure that everything is working as expected, we recommend testing the Mexc Tradingview API in MEXC’s sandbox environment. This will allow you to identify any issues and make necessary fixes before executing real trades on the exchange.

During testing, pay attention to:

• Correct parsing of the incoming webhook signal.
• Execution of corresponding trades on the MEXC Exchange.

Stay Educated and Use at Your Own Risk

It is important to note that the Mexc Tradingview API is provided for educational purposes only. While this tool is designed to help you execute trades efficiently, please use it at your own risk. The authors of this application are not responsible for any financial losses incurred as a result of using this application.

So, if you’re ready to take your trading game to the next level, give the Mexc Tradingview API a try. With its user-friendly interface and seamless integration with the MEXC Exchange, you’ll be executing trades like a pro in no time.

For more information and to get started, visit the Mexc Tradingview API GitHub repository.

Happy trading, and may the market be in your favor!