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Send TradingView alerts to a Telegram group

Run a trading group and want every member to see the signal the moment it fires? Add the AlertSync bot to the group, select it as a destination, and paste one webhook URL into your TradingView alert.

To send TradingView alerts to a Telegram group, add @AlertSyncOfficial_Bot to the group, create a webhook in AlertSync and choose that group as the destination, then paste the webhook URL into the Notifications tab of your TradingView alert. Every time the alert fires, the message is posted into the group. You do not need to create a bot with BotFather, look up a chat ID, or write any code, and the Free plan covers 50 alerts a month at no cost.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Add the AlertSync bot to your group

    Open your Telegram group, tap the group name, choose Add Members and search for @AlertSyncOfficial_Bot. Adding it as a normal member is enough to post messages — it does not need admin rights unless your group restricts who may send messages, in which case promote it so it can post.

  2. 2

    Link your Telegram account to AlertSync

    On the AlertSync Telegram page, generate a one-time six-digit code and send it to the bot in a private chat. This links your account so AlertSync knows which groups you own. The bot detects every group and channel it has been added to, so your group appears automatically in the destination list.

  3. 3

    Create a webhook pointing at the group

    Click New Webhook, give it a name, and tick your group in the Telegram Destinations list. Save, and AlertSync generates a unique webhook URL for it. If you also want the same signal in your private chat, tick both — on a paid plan a single webhook can reach several destinations at once.

  4. 4

    Paste the URL into your TradingView alert

    In TradingView, open or create the alert, expand the Notifications section, tick Webhook URL and paste your AlertSync URL. Save the alert. The next time it triggers, the message lands in your Telegram group in real-time.

Groups, supergroups and permissions

AlertSync treats any Telegram group the bot belongs to as a possible destination, including supergroups. Two permission cases are worth knowing about before you go live:

  • In an unrestricted group, the bot posts as a normal member — no admin rights needed.
  • If the group restricts who may send messages, promote the bot to admin so its posts are allowed.
  • Telegram sometimes changes a group's internal ID when it is upgraded to a supergroup. If alerts stop arriving after such an upgrade, remove and re-add the group as a destination.

Quick-action buttons are hidden in groups

In a private chat, each alert arrives with inline buttons to mute or unmute that webhook. In a group those buttons are suppressed deliberately — every member would see them, but they would only work for the webhook's owner, so they are clutter. Group members see just the alert text you wrote. You can still mute a noisy webhook yourself with /mute in a private chat with the bot.

Keeping a signals group clean

If you publish signals to paying members, the message body matters. AlertSync forwards plain-text alerts exactly as written, so whatever template you compose in TradingView is what your members read. For a curated look, turn off the quick-action buttons in the webhook's edit form and only your own text appears.

New to TradingView webhooks?

The full walkthrough covers the whole flow end to end with screenshots of every screen — creating the webhook, linking Telegram with a six-digit code, and pasting the URL into a TradingView alert.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the AlertSync bot need to be a group admin?

Usually not. In a normal group the bot can post as an ordinary member. You only need to promote it to admin if your group restricts who is allowed to send messages, since Telegram then blocks non-admin posts.

Can I send alerts to several Telegram groups at once?

Yes, on any paid plan. A single webhook fans out to multiple destinations — 2 on Starter, 5 on Pro, unlimited on Business — and each one can be a different group, channel or private chat. The fan-out still counts as one alert against your monthly quota, so reaching more groups does not cost more.

Will group members see my TradingView account or webhook URL?

No. Members see only the message body of the alert. The webhook URL, your AlertSync account and your TradingView setup are never included in what is posted.

Is it free to send TradingView alerts to a Telegram group?

Yes on the Free plan, which includes 1 webhook and 50 alerts a month with no card required. That is enough for a low-volume group. Paid plans start at ₹149/mo (≈$4/mo) and add more webhooks, more alerts and multi-destination fan-out.

What happens if the bot is removed from the group?

Deliveries to that destination start failing, and the failure is recorded against the alert in your log with the error Telegram returned. Other destinations on the same webhook keep working — one failing chat never blocks the rest. Re-add the bot and delivery resumes.

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