Performance How It Works Features Setup
Phase 2 of 3

Setting Up QuantLynk

Connect your QuantLynk account to your broker and wire it into your TradingView strategy. By the end, your strategy will know which account to trade and how to reach it.

~30–45 min 7 steps One-time setup
Before You Start

You will need:

Don't have a Tradovate account?

You have two options:

  1. Open a personal Tradovate account at tradovate.com — you can start with a demo to test, then fund a small live account when you're ready.
  2. Use a futures prop firm that runs on Tradovate — you trade their capital instead of your own. Three popular options:

Each prop firm has its own rules, evaluation process, and cost. Compare before signing up.

Steps in this guide
  1. 01Sign up for QuantLynk
  2. 02Connect your Tradovate account
  3. 03Create a Trading Group
  4. 04Create the Trading Alert
  5. 05Open the Webhook Generator
  6. 06Copy your User ID and Alert ID
  7. 07Paste the IDs into TradingView
Part 1 QuantLynk Account & Connections
1

Sign up for QuantLynk

Go to quantlynk.io and create an account.

QuantLynk's full help documentation is available at login.quantvue.io/quantlynk/help if you want to dig deeper at any point.

2

Connect your Tradovate account

From the QuantLynk dashboard, click Get Started under Manage Connections. Enter your Tradovate login credentials (or your prop firm's Tradovate credentials) when prompted.

QuantLynk dashboard showing Manage Connections card with Get Started button highlighted
Manage Connections → Get Started
You'll come back to Trade Logs later to verify your trades are flowing through correctly.
Part 2 Create a Trading Group and Alert
3

Create a Trading Group

Navigate to the Trading Groups page and click + Create Group. Name the group after the strategy you're running (for example: The Chariot). Naming the group after the strategy keeps things organized as you add more strategies later.

Trading Groups page with the + Create Group button highlighted
Trading Groups → + Create Group
4

Create the Trading Alert

Inside your new group, create an alert. The Create New Alert dialog has three sections you need to fill in:

Create New Alert dialog with three numbered annotations: Alert Name, Trading Groups (Destinations), and Add Symbol
Create New Alert — three required sections
  1. Alert Name — name the alert after the strategy (e.g. The Chariot).
  2. Trading Groups (Destinations) — check the box next to the group you just created. You'll see a "Group Selected" badge confirm the selection.
  3. Symbol Mappings — click + Add Symbol and enter the current MNQ contract (more on this below).
Create New Alert dialog showing the Trading Group selected with confirmation badge
Trading Group selected — "Group Selected" badge confirms

Click Create Alert when all three sections are filled in.

Important: Use the current quarterly contract, not MNQ1!

MNQ1! is the continuous rolling chart used in TradingView for charting purposes only. Brokers don't trade it — they trade specific quarterly contracts. So in the Symbol Mappings, type mnq and select the current contract from the broker's list.

MNQ contract codes:

QuarterCodeExample for 2026
MarchHMNQH26
JuneMMNQM26
SeptemberUMNQU26
DecemberZMNQZ26

Approximate 2026 rollover dates (when volume shifts from the expiring contract to the next one):

  • MNQH26 → MNQM26: around March 12, 2026
  • MNQM26 → MNQU26: around June 11, 2026
  • MNQU26 → MNQZ26: around September 10, 2026
  • MNQZ26 → MNQH27: around December 10, 2026

Quarterly contracts officially expire on the third Friday of the contract month. Volume typically migrates to the new contract about 8 days before that — known as "rollover Thursday." When in doubt, search "current MNQ contract" or check TradingView's contract list.

You'll need to update this mapping every quarter to keep trading on the active contract. Set a reminder.

Part 3 Connect QuantLynk to Your Strategy
5

Open the Webhook Generator

Click Webhook Generator at the top of the alerts page. In Step 1, choose the alert you just created from the dropdown.

Webhook Generator with the Select Alert dropdown open showing the list of alerts
Webhook Generator → Step 1: Select Alert

In Step 2, click Quantvue Strategies. All Vibe Algos strategies are built to use this option — they will not function correctly with the JSON message option.

Step 2 Choose Order Type with Quantvue Strategies highlighted
Step 2 → Quantvue Strategies (not JSON)
6

Copy your User ID and Alert ID

Once Quantvue Strategies is selected, you'll see a Details section with your User ID and Alert ID. You'll paste these into TradingView in the next step. Use the copy buttons next to each ID — both are unique to your account, so don't share them.

QuantLynk Details panel showing User ID and Alert ID with their copy buttons highlighted; the actual IDs are blurred for privacy
User ID and Alert ID — use the copy buttons
7

Paste the IDs into TradingView's strategy settings

Open TradingView in a new browser tab. Hover over the Products menu and click Supercharts.

TradingView Products dropdown menu with Supercharts highlighted
TradingView → Products → Supercharts

Your chart should still have the strategy loaded from the TradingView Setup Guide. Hover over the strategy name in the top-left of the chart and click the Settings (gear) icon to open the Inputs panel.

In the Inputs panel:

  1. Confirm the Risk Disclosure at the top is checked (you should have done this during TradingView setup).
  2. Scroll to the bottom of the Inputs panel. You'll see fields for:
    • Quantlynk User ID — paste your User ID here
    • Quantlynk Alert ID — paste your Alert ID here
    • Use Quantlynk Webhooks — make sure this is checked (it's checked by default)
  3. Click OK to save.
Why this works
This is the technical glue. TradingView's strategy is constantly watching the chart and detecting entry/exit signals. The User ID and Alert ID tell QuantLynk which account and which alert to fire when a signal happens. The webhook (set up in Phase 3) is the actual delivery channel between them.
Phase 2 complete
QuantLynk is connected to your broker, you've created a trading group and alert, and your TradingView strategy now knows your QuantLynk identity. The last thing left is creating the actual TradingView alert that fires the webhook every time your strategy signals.
Phase 3
Setting Alerts in TradingView using QuantLynk

Create the TradingView alert that bridges your strategy signals to QuantLynk — once it's live, trades fire automatically.

Continue to Phase 3 →

Need help?

Email . The QuantLynk help docs at login.quantvue.io/quantlynk/help cover platform-specific issues in more depth.

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