Connect Binance to TradingView in 60 Seconds
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This video provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to connect a Binance account to TradingView and trade USDS-M perpetual futures directly from the TradingView interface. It covers the entire process from authorization to order placement and position management.
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[00:02]
Connect Binance to TradingView
Open the Trading Panel at the bottom of the TradingView chart page, click on Binance (or find it under 'See all brokers'), then click 'Connect' and authorize the connection via Binance's secure login page.
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Select the correct futures market
Use the symbol search to type a USDS-M perpetual contract (e.g., BTCUSDT.P). Ensure the symbol has the '.P' suffix to confirm it's a perpetual futures contract.
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Place orders from the order panel
Choose order type (market, limit, or stop limit). For market orders, select market and enter quantity; for limit orders, set limit price and quantity; for stop limit, set stop price, limit price, and quantity.
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Review and submit orders
Double-check the symbol and quantity before clicking the confirmation to send the order. After submission, positions, margin details, and order history appear in the trading panel.
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Manage positions and orders
Use the Positions tab to see entry price, size, unrealized PNL, and margin usage. The Orders tab shows working limit/stop orders, and the History tab shows filled orders. Close positions via the Positions tab controls.
By following these steps, you can successfully trade Binance USDS-M perpetual futures on TradingView, with all your position, margin, and order data displayed in real time.
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Tutorial Checklist
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Open the Trading Panel at the bottom of the TradingView chart page and expand it if collapsed.
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Click 'Connect' and authorize TradingView to access your Binance account via the secure Binance login page.
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In the symbol search, type a USDS-M perpetual contract (e.g., BTCUSDT.P) and select the one with the '.P' suffix.
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In the order panel, choose order type (market, limit, or stop limit) and enter the required parameters (price, quantity).
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Monitor positions, orders, and history in the trading panel; close positions using the controls in the Positions tab.
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What symbol suffix indicates a USDS-M perpetual futures contract on TradingView?
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What symbol suffix indicates a USDS-M perpetual futures contract on TradingView?
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The '.P' suffix (e.g., BTCUSDT.P).
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What are the three order types available in the TradingView order panel for Binance futures?
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What are the three order types available in the TradingView order panel for Binance futures?
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Market, limit, and stop limit.
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How do you connect Binance to TradingView?
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How do you connect Binance to TradingView?
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Open the Trading Panel, select Binance as broker, click 'Connect', and authorize via Binance's secure login page.
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What information is displayed in the Positions tab?
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What information is displayed in the Positions tab?
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Entry price, size, unrealized PNL, and margin usage.
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What is the difference between a limit order and a stop limit order?
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What is the difference between a limit order and a stop limit order?
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A limit order rests until the market reaches your price; a stop limit order triggers only after a certain price level is reached, then executes as a limit order.
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💡 Key Takeaways
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Seamless integration
Shows how to connect Binance to TradingView, a key step for traders who prefer TradingView's interface.
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Correct symbol selection
Emphasizes the importance of the '.P' suffix to avoid trading the wrong contract.
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Order types explained
Clearly distinguishes between market, limit, and stop limit orders, essential for effective trading.
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Real-time position management
Highlights how the trading panel provides live updates on positions, margin, and history, improving trade monitoring.
02:53Full Transcript
[00:02] trade Binance futures on Trading View. By the end, you'll connect your Binance account to Trading View, open a USDSM perpetual futures chart, and place orders directly from the Trading View interface with your positions, margin,
[00:17] and order history visible in the panel. First, open the Trading Panel. From the Trading View chart page, move down to the bottom of the screen and click the Trading Panel tab. If it's collapsed,
[00:30] click to expand it so you can see the available brokers. Next, select the available brokers. Next, select the broker. In the panel, click on Binance. If you don't see it listed right away, click B, see all brokers, then choose
[00:42] Binance from the list. You should now see an option to connect. Now, authorize the connection. Click connect. And when the pop-up window opens, log into your Binance account. Follow the prompts and authorize Trading View to access your
[00:56] account so it can route your orders. This authorization happens on Binance's secure page. Once approved, you'll be returned to Trading View and the Binance connection status will show as active. At this point, select the futures
[01:11] market. Go to the symbol search at the top left of the chart and type a USDS-m perpetual contract, for example, BTCUSDT.P. Select the result that shows as a perpetual or has the P suffix. This
[01:27] ensures you're viewing BinanceUSDS-m perpetual futures data on the chart before placing any trade. Now execute trades from the order panel with the Binance connection active and the futures chart open. Find the order
[01:41] panel. Here you can choose the order type, market, limit or stop limit. For a market order, select market. Enter your quantity a and choose buy to go long or
[01:54] sell to go short. A market order fills immediately at the current market price. For a limit order, switch to limit. Set your limit price and quantity, then choose buy or sell. The order will rest until the market reaches your price. For
[02:09] a stop limit order, choose stop limit. Set the stop price that triggers the order. Then set the limit price and quantity. This is useful for entries or exits that activate only after a certain price level is reached. Before
[02:23] submitting, double checkck the symbol shows the USDSM perpetual contract and that your quantity is correct. When you're ready, click the confirmation to send the order. Once that's done, your Binance futures position, margin
[02:37] details, and order history will display in the trading panel at the bottom. Open the positions tab to see entry price, size, yum, unrealized PNL, and margin usage. Check orders to review any working limit or stop limit orders. Use
[02:53] the history tab to review filled orders and past activity. If you place another order, you'll see it appear here in real time. If you need to close a position, use the controls in the positions tab to close at market or place a limit or stop
[03:07] manage your exit directly from the chart. Any changes you make will instantly reflect in the panel so you can monitor your exposure and available can monitor your exposure and available margin as you trade. From here, you can
[03:21] continue trading Binance USDS-m perpetual contracts on Trading View the same way. Make sure you're on the correct P symbol. Choose the appropriate order type in the order panel. Review the details and submit. Your positions,
[03:36] margin, and order history will always be verification. That's it. You've connected Binance to Trading View, selected a USDSM perpetual market, and placed futures orders with
[03:51] your live position, margin, and order history displaying correctly. Your setup is complete and ready for trading. For more step-by-step tutorials like this, subscribe and check out the other guides available on the channel.