What is Auto Trader
Turn your TradingView alerts into live futures orders, in the cloud, with no VPS.
Auto Trader runs your TradingView strategies as live orders on your broker accounts. You point a TradingView alert at Lune, and Lune places the trade. Everything runs in the cloud, so you do not need a VPS, a desktop bridge, or your own server.
Runs while you sleep#
Your automations live on Lune's servers, not on your machine. Your computer can be off. TradingView can be closed. Your automation still fires the moment your alert triggers, 24 hours a day.
No VPS to rent, no add-on to install, no bridge app to keep running. You connect a broker, create an automation, and paste one URL into TradingView.
How a signal becomes a trade#
Every automated order follows the same path. A TradingView alert calls your private webhook, and Lune takes it from there.
Your strategy or indicator triggers a TradingView alert. The alert sends its message to your private Lune webhook URL.
Lune's webhook accepts the signal and queues it for processing. This is the entry point for every automation.
Lune reads the action and size, checks the signal against your risk rules, and works out the order for each account you targeted.
Lune sends the order to your broker, on every account at once. You watch the fills live in the Cockpit.
Built for speed#
Lune adds 5 to 10 ms on its side, from receiving your signal to sending the order to your broker (5 ms at the median). Your broker then adds its own fill time, about 3 to 5 ms for a market order. The heavy lifting happens in memory, so signals do not wait in a queue.
Speed depends on more than Lune. Your TradingView alert timing, your internet, and your broker all add time. Lune's job is to keep its own step fast and predictable.
What you set up#
An automation ties three things together: which accounts it trades, how it sizes each order, and the private webhook URL you paste into TradingView. You build it once, then reuse it for every alert on that strategy.