TradingView to Olymp Trade Signal Copier: 6 Simple Steps

Olymp Trade calls its short trades Fixed Time trades. You pick a direction, a stake and a duration, and the trade settles when time runs out. If your entries come from a TradingView indicator, you've probably placed those trades by hand for a while. This guide connects TradingView to Olymp Trade so each alert places the trade for you.

TPcopier handles it through the TradingView → Binary brokers bridge. First, TradingView sends your alert to a webhook address of your own. Then TPcopier's servers open a Fixed Time trade on your Olymp Trade account, up for a buy and down for a sell. They talk to Olymp Trade directly, with no browser in the middle. You need a TradingView plan with webhook alerts, an Olymp Trade account and a TPcopier account. The trial is free and asks for no card.

TPcopier is not affiliated with Olymp Trade or any other broker. Broker names are trademarks of their owners.

Olymp Trade at a glance

Olymp Trade	What TPcopier does about it
Fixed Time trades, OTC pairs included	Places each alert as a Fixed Time trade
A login token that lasts 48 hours	Renews it from the saved refresh token, about every 20 hours
A minimum and maximum stake per account	Checks the minimum before anything leaves
One login for demo and real	Switches balance without a new sign-in
Its own deal history	Reads every result from it

TradingView to Olymp Trade in 6 steps

1. Add the bridge

Sign up, then open Bridge and press Make a bridge. Pick TradingView under 1 Sender and Olymp Trade under 2 Receiver, then press Open the bridge. The bridge's window lists what's left to do in its Set-up box and ticks off each step it can see.

Make a bridge: TradingView picked under Sender, Olymp Trade under Receiver, then Open the bridge.

2. Connect Olymp Trade

On Binary brokers, press Add account. In the Add a broker account window, pick Olymp Trade, keep Account type on Demo (practice money) and press Add and connect.

Olymp Trade selected, Account type on Demo (practice money); the note says one login covers both balances and stays alive by itself.

The Connect dialog opens olymptrade.com's sign-in page inside TPcopier, so you sign in there yourself. If the account's saved sign-in still works on a later Connect, the window closes by itself. TPcopier keeps the login cookies, encrypted, and never your password. After that, trading runs over a plain connection with no browser at all.

3. Make a feed

Open the TradingView page and press New feed. Name it and set Binary expiry when the alert names none. The card then shows a Webhook URL with a Copy button.

The TradingView page: a feed with its Webhook URL and Copy button, the Olymp Trade demo under Connected accounts, and The alert message below (example workspace).

4. Copy the message

In The alert message, pick an Action and an Expiry, then press Copy. What each field means, beside it, explains every part of the message. Here's an example for a five-minute trade whose side comes from a strategy:

{"symbol":"{{ticker}}","type":"{{strategy.order.action}}","expiry":"5m"}

5. Create the alert in TradingView

Open the alert dialog in TradingView. Paste the message into Message. Next, tick Webhook URL under Notifications and paste the feed's address. TradingView's help on webhook alerts shows both fields.

6. Link it in the bridge

In the TradingView → Binary brokers window, link the feed to your Olymp Trade account; that's Link the feed to your account in the Set-up box. Until then, alerts wait on the feed and trade nothing. Now press Test trade on the Olymp Trade card on the Binary brokers page to prove the chain on demo.

TradingView → Binary brokers: the feed on the left, an Olymp Trade demo on the right, the link between them Live, and the Set-up box below (example workspace).

How TradingView to Olymp Trade handles the expiry

Olymp Trade takes a Fixed Time trade's duration in seconds. So TPcopier sends the alert's expiry as it is, without rounding to a minute mark. The value comes from the alert's expiry, or from the feed when the alert names none. It must also sit inside Shortest expiry allowed and Longest expiry allowed in the bridge's settings, 5 seconds to 4 hours by default.

Olymp Trade still decides which durations it accepts on each pair. When it turns one down, the refusal comes back in Olymp Trade's own words, so you know what to change. Start with the durations you already use by hand on Olymp Trade.

Stake limits come from Olymp Trade

Olymp Trade tells TPcopier the smallest and largest stake for your account. TPcopier checks the minimum before it sends anything. A stake below it stops with a message like this example:

Olymp Trade's minimum stake on this account is 1 USD and the stake was 0.5. Nothing was sent.

You'll usually spot it sooner, though. The account's card on Binary brokers shows a warning when the account's stake sits under Olymp Trade's minimum. It says every order would fail and tells you to raise the stake in Settings. Test trade uses the account's own minimum, so the first check costs the least it can. Your currency comes from Olymp Trade's own account list, too.

Settings for one Olymp Trade demo account: Stake per trade (0 means your default of $1.00), Limits, Payout filter, Martingale and Server region (example workspace).

Which pairs will trade

TPcopier reads Olymp Trade's payout for every pair. A pair paying 0% counts as closed. An order for it stops with "... is not open for Fixed Time trades on Olymp Trade right now - nothing was sent". Payouts also have to meet your payout minimum, and the account's own Payout filter once you switch it on.

Olymp Trade writes OTC pairs as EURUSD_OTC, and TPcopier maps them for you. Even so, your chart is the real market. TPcopier only trades an OTC pair when the alert's symbol says OTC, such as EURUSD-OTC.

The usual alert traps apply as well. A strategy's exit reports the opposite side, so sent through {{strategy.order.action}} it opens a new trade. Close alerts only get a note, since each trade runs to its expiry. Plain-text alerts carry no pair and end with CHART is not offered by your binary brokers.

When Olymp Trade says no

Every refusal lands on the order in History, under Why not placed when you open it:

• "Olymp Trade refused the trade on ..." carries Olymp Trade's own message and code. When the code points at the amount, TPcopier adds the stake and a reminder to check the minimum and balance.
• "Olymp Trade did not answer the order within 15 s." appears only after a search. Before failing, TPcopier looks for a deal on that pair that opened after the order left. If one did, it counts as placed.
• A missing balance shows as "Olymp Trade sent no demo account for this login - nothing was sent".

An account can also sit an alert out: the same pair, direction and expiry within 60 seconds, a daily stop, or four losses in a row.

A login that renews itself

Olymp Trade's login token lasts 48 hours. Yet you sign in only once, because a longer-lived refresh token comes with it. TPcopier trades that in for a fresh token about every 20 hours, over HTTPS, with no browser. So the Login line on the card says it renews itself. Even when Olymp Trade calls the token invalid, TPcopier tries a renewal first. Only when that fails does the card ask you to press Connect.

Speed on Olymp Trade

Olymp Trade needs no subscription before an order, so there's nothing to warm up. The connection is a direct socket, which the Olymp Trade page on this site calls the lowest-latency path Olymp Trade allows. TPcopier answers TradingView first, then sends the order. With several linked accounts, each order leaves as soon as its own checks pass. The card's Speed and Broker reply show your latest milliseconds.

One default needs a decision before real money. Martingale starts on By message for new accounts: a gale goes only when the message itself gives one, so an alert that names none is one trade. You can switch an account to its own martingale in its Settings. The risk management guide covers the rest.

FAQ

Does TradingView to Olymp Trade need a browser running?

No. You sign in once in the sign-in window, and after that TPcopier trades over a direct connection. It also renews the login itself, about every 20 hours.

Why did Olymp Trade refuse my stake?

Olymp Trade sets a minimum stake per account. TPcopier checks it before sending, and the account's card on Binary brokers warns when the account's stake sits below it.

Can TradingView to Olymp Trade trade OTC pairs?

Only when the alert's symbol names OTC, such as EURUSD-OTC. Otherwise TPcopier places the real-market pair that your chart shows.

Can I switch from demo to real without signing in again?

Yes. One Olymp Trade login covers both balances. Switch to real money is under More on the account's card, and it asks you to confirm.

What does the bridge cost?

TradingView → Binary brokers is a bridge of its own with some accounts included. Current numbers are on the pricing page, and all payments are final.

Send your first alert on demo

Start the free trial, connect Olymp Trade on demo and fire one alert. When the note reads Placed on the binary accounts and the deal shows in Olymp Trade's history, your TradingView to Olymp Trade chain works. The TradingView to Quotex walkthrough explains every field of the message. One feed can also trade Pocket Option, IQ Option, Binomo and ExpertOption. For signals from a channel, read copying Telegram signals to Olymp Trade. The Olymp Trade page and the TradingView copier have more.

Legality: binary options are banned or restricted in many countries. In India, the RBI lists several binary platforms, including Olymp Trade, as not authorised for forex trading. Check the law where you live before you use any broker. TPcopier is software only; it is not a broker and is not linked to Olymp Trade.

Risk warning: binary options carry a high risk of losing money and are restricted in some countries. Nothing here is investment advice.