Algos don't have to be complex scripts or proprietary terminals. With Cirrus' Algo Integration, any TradingView alert or webhook can execute live orders across your connected accounts — within your existing risk rules and RMS limits. You focus on signals; Cirrus handles execution.
Many traders design excellent TradingView strategies but get stuck at the execution stage. Connecting alerts to brokers manually is unreliable, slow, and risky.
A missed API call or wrong lot size can undo an entire setup.
Cirrus fixes that gap by acting as a secure, no-code bridge between your signal source and your broker accounts.
You create the logic — Cirrus delivers the order safely and instantly.
TradingView Alert
Signal detected
Cirrus RMS Check
Risk validated
Broker Execution
Order placed
Copy your TradingView webhook URL or any compatible alert endpoint into Cirrus.
Assign symbol, side, quantity, and price tags to Cirrus' order schema through the UI (no coding).
Select which accounts receive the signal and set split ratios if needed.
MTM and RMS checks run before every execution.
Once validated, alerts trigger real executions in milliseconds via authenticated broker APIs.
Each execution is timestamped and visible inside your dashboard's logs.
Works through web UI — no Python or SDK required.
Orders reach brokers the moment alerts fire.
Choose accounts, quantities, and actions per strategy.
RMS and MTM locks checked before execution.
Full payload, response code, and fill status stored for audit.
Automation becomes an extension of discipline, not a source of risk.
All executions go through official broker APIs using secure keys.
Keys reside on your machine or broker; Cirrus only handles session tokens.
MTM locks and exposure checks run before every order. RMS Risk Locks.
Every payload and response is archived for compliance review.
Cirrus is an execution workflow tool and does not offer advice or strategy recommendations.
While TradingView is the most common source, any system that can send HTTP POST requests works.
Developers can connect Excel, Python scripts, or custom signal apps using the same endpoint.
This keeps Cirrus open for future integrations without changing its risk framework.
Let automation work within your discipline — not outside it.