How to Automate TradingView Alerts on JustMarkets (MT4 and MT5)

Last updated · By the TradingView Link team
Short answer

JustMarkets has no TradingView connection, so send each TradingView alert as a webhook to a bridge, and an EA in your JustMarkets MT4 or MT5 desktop terminal places the order. The symbol must carry your account's suffix: .m on Standard, .s on Pro, .ecn on Raw Spread and .c on Standard Cent.

We make TradingView Link, an EA bridge. We aren't affiliated with JustMarkets and earn nothing from the links on this page. Every JustMarkets detail below comes from JustMarkets' own website and help centre, checked November 2026. Terms differ by country, so confirm them in your JustMarkets Personal Area.

Can you connect a JustMarkets account to TradingView?

Not to TradingView's trading panel. TradingView has no broker page for JustMarkets, and JustMarkets' help centre has no article about TradingView. Its accounts run on MetaTrader 4 and 5, and two details from its own pages decide how you automate them:

A TradingView alert only sends a message, so the account that trades your alerts is a JustMarkets MT4 or MT5 account with our EA in the desktop terminal. Use magic numbers if several strategies share one account.

Which JustMarkets account should you use?

Any of the four, on MT4 or MT5. They differ in deposit and pricing, and each adds its own suffix to symbol names, as the next section shows:

JustMarkets accounts (checked November 2026)
Account Minimum deposit Spread Commission
StandardUSD 10From 0.3 pipsNone
Standard CentUSD 10From 0.3 pipsNone
ProUSD 200From 0.1 pipsNone
Raw SpreadUSD 200From 0 pipsUSD 3 per lot, per side

Which symbol names does each JustMarkets account use?

JustMarkets adds a suffix to each symbol to show the account type, its suffix article explains. These are its own examples:

JustMarkets symbol suffixes, with JustMarkets' examples (checked November 2026)
AccountSuffixExample symbols
Standard Cent.cEURUSD.c, XPTUSD.c
Standard.m, .std on indicesBTCUSD.m, US500.std
Pro.sXAUUSD.s, US100.s
Raw Spread.ecnUSDJPY.ecn, WTI.ecn

Index names are short, and TradingView's chart symbols differ. Add your account's suffix to the JustMarkets name, such as US100.s on Pro or US500.std on Standard:

TradingView symbols and JustMarkets index names, before the suffix (checked November 2026)
MarketTradingView symbolJustMarkets name
Nasdaq 100NDXUS100
S&P 500SPXUS500
Dow Jones 30DJIUS30
Germany 40 (DAX)DAXDE40
FTSE 100UKXUK100
Nikkei 225NI225JP225

Source: JustMarkets' indices list. Its Nasdaq article says US100 is on Standard, Pro and Raw Spread, so Standard Cent has no indices. Copy the exact name from Market Watch: the EA uses the name exactly as your alert writes it, suffix included.

How do you write the alert for a JustMarkets symbol?

The message is the same as for any broker, with your JustMarkets symbol in it. Line 1 is your webhook password, and each line after it is one command. On a Pro account:

YourWebhookPassword
long EURUSD.s q=0.01 sl=300 tp=600

sl and tp are distances in points, your broker's smallest price step. On a 5-digit EURUSD quote, 10 points make one pip, so sl=300 is a 30-pip stop. Gold and indices use a different step, so check the digits in Market Watch before you set a stop on them. To close the position:

YourWebhookPassword
flat EURUSD.s

The numbers above are only an example, not a recommendation. For a Pine Script strategy, make the JustMarkets symbol an input, so the chart can stay on NDX while the order goes to US100.s:

//@version=6
strategy("EMA cross to JustMarkets", overlay = true)

// Your JustMarkets symbol with its suffix, copied from Market Watch
brokerSymbol = input.string("US100.s", "JustMarkets symbol")

fast = ta.ema(close, 9)
slow = ta.ema(close, 21)

if ta.crossover(fast, slow)
    strategy.entry("Long", strategy.long, alert_message = "long " + brokerSymbol + " q=0.1")
if ta.crossunder(fast, slow)
    strategy.close("Long", alert_message = "flat " + brokerSymbol)

Then create one alert on the strategy, with this message:

YourWebhookPassword
{{strategy.order.alert_message}}

How to automate a TradingView strategy explains the alert_message pattern and the mistakes that stop it working.

How do you connect TradingView to JustMarkets, step by step?

  1. Get a TradingView plan with webhooks, which start at Essential, and turn on 2-factor authentication, which TradingView requires for webhook alerts. Our plan comparison has the details.
  2. In your JustMarkets Personal Area, open My Accounts, press "Open new account", then choose MT4 or MT5 and the account type.
  3. Install desktop MetaTrader from JustMarkets' MT5 page and log in with File, then Login to Trade Account. Your server, such as JustMarkets-Live2, is in your account email, and MetaTrader lists the broker as "Just Global Markets Ltd", its servers article says.
  4. Create a webhook in TradingView Link, then install the EA, allow algorithmic trading, WebRequest and DLL imports, and attach it to one chart, as in the MT5 guide or the MT4 guide.
  5. Copy your symbol names, with their suffix, from Market Watch into your alerts.
  6. Keep the terminal running on a PC or VPS: our VPS guide explains when you need one. MetaTrader's built-in hosting won't work, because MetaQuotes forbids the DLL calls our EA uses.
  7. Test on a demo account of the same type first. JustMarkets offers demos of all four, but demo trades don't enter the market, so fills can differ.

Why can an alert fail around news or rollover?

Because the margin goes up. JustMarkets applies higher margin requirements to new orders opened during news, rollovers, weekends and holidays. For news, that's from 15 minutes before to 5 minutes after the release:

On a small account with high leverage, an alert that fires in one of those windows can fail for lack of margin. Size trades for the lower leverage, or pause the strategy around big releases.

What does "Trade disabled" mean on JustMarkets?

That the account or symbol can't take orders right now. JustMarkets' "Trade disabled" article lists the causes:

Other limits: positions close at a 20% Stop Out level, and the account tables cap open positions plus pending orders at 100 and 500 (30 and 1,000 on Standard Cent), in the same order as their MT4/MT5 platform row. JustMarkets also notes that its stop levels "might not be accessible" for traders "utilizing Expert Advisors", so leave room in sl and tp.

What does it cost?

Trading leveraged products is risky, and leverage of 1:3000 magnifies losses as much as gains. This page summarizes JustMarkets' public website as of 15 November 2026, and it isn't financial advice. TradingView Link isn't affiliated with JustMarkets, TradingView or MetaQuotes.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I connect TradingView to JustMarkets?

Not directly: TradingView has no JustMarkets broker page, and JustMarkets' help centre has no TradingView article. To trade your alerts automatically, send them as webhooks to a bridge, and an EA in your JustMarkets MT4 or MT5 desktop terminal places the orders.

Which symbol suffix does my JustMarkets account use?

Standard Cent uses .c, Standard uses .m (.std on indices), Pro uses .s and Raw Spread uses .ecn, with no suffix on shares for Pro and Raw Spread. Your alert must include it, such as XAUUSD.s on a Pro account.

Why does MetaTrader say "Trade disabled" on JustMarkets?

JustMarkets lists several causes: no first deposit yet, a login with the investor password, a grey .view symbol or a wrong suffix, an instrument that's closed or in close-only mode, and an unverified account, which can be restricted after 30 days.

Can I run an EA on JustMarkets' web terminal or app?

No. JustMarkets says EAs are only available in the desktop versions of MetaTrader 4 and 5, not on mobile or web-based versions, so run our EA in desktop MT4 or MT5 on a PC or Windows VPS.

Does JustMarkets allow EAs, scalping and hedging?

Yes. JustMarkets uses Market Execution on every account and says it has "no limits on trading strategies (scalping, hedging, news trading, using EA)".

Why did my alert fail during news on JustMarkets?

Probably margin. Orders opened from 15 minutes before to 5 minutes after important news get higher margin requirements, with forex leverage cut to 1:200 and US indices to 1:100. Rollovers, weekends and holidays have the same rule.

What does JustMarkets charge per trade?

Standard and Standard Cent have no commission, with spreads from 0.3 pips, and Pro has none, with spreads from 0.1 pips. Raw Spread charges USD 3 per lot, per side, with spreads from 0 pips. Standard accounts start at USD 10 and Pro accounts at USD 200.

How do I size trades on a JustMarkets Standard Cent account?

Standard Cent accounts are in US cents (USC) and trade cent lots, from 0.01 to 1,000. The q= size in your alert goes to MetaTrader as lots on that account, so test sizes on a Standard Cent demo first. Indices are not available on Standard Cent.

Sources

All checked November 2026.

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