TV WebHook TFLab: alerts to Telegram

You set a condition on a chart, and now you have to sit by the screen to catch the signal? Alerts exist to fix that. TV WebHook TFLab delivers them to the place you check every ten minutes anyway: Telegram. 📈

The mini app is made by the TradingFinder team. It acts as a bridge between a charting platform and the messenger: the signal lands in a private chat, a group or a channel.

What exactly can be forwarded

According to its description, the app passes all alerts and outputs from the charting platform in three formats. It fits many markets: forex, stocks, crypto, indices, options and ETFs.

Notification types include indicator signals, price levels, placeholder text and script alerts. The developers state no limits on transfers, and the app is free with no registration. 💎

Five steps to your first signal

Setup takes a few minutes if you go in order:

1. Pick a destination. A private chat, a group or a channel. A group owner has to add the bot, and for a channel you must make the bot an administrator.
2. Open the mini app and press the button that creates a new webhook.
3. Give the webhook a clear name and select the destination. The bot generates a webhook address, so copy it.
4. Create an alert on the chart with the indicator, price level or condition you want. Enable the webhook option and paste the copied address.
5. Customize the message text. You can use placeholders, for example the ticker, closing price and time.

If your channel or group is missing from the list, check the bot's admin rights.

Why placeholders matter

One condition may fire for dozens of instruments. Placeholders turn an alert into a readable line: which ticker, at what price, at what time. Without them you receive a dry "triggered" message and have to open the chart anyway.

A tip: add the strategy name or the timeframe to the text. In a month you will thank yourself. ✍️

Practical uses

• Personal control. Get signals for your pairs on your phone without opening the terminal.
• A private channel. An indicator author sends signals to subscribers with no manual copying.
• A group of like-minded traders. The whole team sees the same signals at once.

Risks to keep in mind

An alert is a notification, not a trading recommendation. An incoming signal guarantees no profit, and markets, especially with leverage, can produce losses quickly. Make trade decisions yourself and risk only what you can afford to lose.

If you run a channel for other people, don't promise returns and say plainly that the signals are automatic. Delivery delays also happen, so critical trades shouldn't depend only on a messenger notification. ⚠️