TradeLuma turns trading signals into controlled execution workflows.
TradeLuma helps self-directed traders connect TradingView alerts to supported brokers, validate execution rules before each order, and maintain a clear record from signal to broker outcome.
Signal routing
Receive and validate alerts before orders move forward.
Execution controls
Apply duplicate protection, approvals, and broker checks.
Order visibility
Review submissions, fills, and broker outcomes in one place.
Paper-first rollout
Validate before going live
Confirm messages, symbols, sizes, and order handling before enabling live execution.
Workflow flexibility
Simple or strategy-driven
Support straightforward alert formats or more structured strategy-specific workflows.
Operational visibility
Signal-to-broker audit trail
Review alerts, validations, submissions, fills, and status changes in one place.
How it works
A structured path from signal to execution.
TradeLuma sits between the alert source and the broker, validating each instruction before it moves forward.
Connect your signal source
Send TradingView alerts to TradeLuma through a secure, strategy-specific workflow.
Validate against your rules
Check strategy permissions, symbol mapping, sizing, duplicate protection, daily limits, and broker readiness before routing an order.
Route and monitor execution
Route approved orders to the linked broker and track submissions, fills, cancellations, and blocked instructions with clearer operational visibility.
Execution flow
Every order moves through a defined control chain.
TradeLuma is designed to keep validation, risk checks, strategy rules, and broker execution visible rather than hidden behind a single webhook request.
Why TradeLuma
Built for traders who want automation with governance, visibility, and control.
TradeLuma provides a structured environment for connecting alerts, applying execution controls, linking broker accounts, testing in paper mode, and reviewing what happened at each stage of the order lifecycle.
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Simple or strategy-driven alerts
Start with straightforward buy, sell, or close instructions, then add more structured strategy rules as your workflow matures.
Connection control
Decide which broker account is linked, whether paper or live execution is allowed, and when automation should pause or resume.
Event-by-event visibility
Review when an alert arrived, which controls were applied, and what the broker reported after submission.
Broker reconciliation
Compare order and position records with the broker so discrepancies are easier to identify and review.
Operational readiness
Validate the workflow before live capital is at risk.
Paper mode helps confirm alert formatting, symbol mapping, sizes, exits, broker connectivity, and position handling before live trading is enabled.
