GoCharting → Binance futures

What you need

A GoCharting account with webhook alerts, a TensorTrader account, and a Binance API key with trade permission only: no withdrawal, no transfer, and ideally an IP allow-list. Start on paper: live execution needs a separate opt-in and a credential check.

Setup, step by step

1. In TensorTrader, open Settings → GoCharting and create a provider credential. Copy the webhook URL and rotate the body secret from the tab; never paste it into a public script.
2. Connect Binance in Settings → Exchange Auth with a testnet or demo key, so the first orders are paper orders.
3. In GoCharting, create the alert on your footprint condition, indicator or Lipi script, set its webhook to the TensorTrader URL and paste the JSON body the provider tab shows.
4. Fire the canaries: an entry, then an exit, then a fresh Lipi event, then a static paper body. TensorTrader will not execute the flow until those pass.
5. Set frequency to once per minute, sound off, and push the expiry as far as the GoCharting picker allows.

The alert message

{
  "src": "gocharting",
  "a": "open_long",
  "sym": "BTCUSDT",
  "tf": "15",
  "exchange": "binance"
}

a is the action (open_long, open_short or a close), sym is the chart symbol, which TensorTrader maps to the Binance contract, tf is the timeframe in minutes, and exchange routes the order. The provider tab adds your secret; copy the body from there rather than typing it.

Alert expiry

GoCharting alerts expire, and TensorTrader cannot renew them from its side. Rebuild the set with the extension's Batch Create before the expiry date, and note that date when you create a batch.

Before you go live

• All four canaries executed on paper.
• Paper fills matched your intended size and leverage after the platform clamp.
• You know when the alerts expire and how you will rebuild them.
• A separate live key, which is your explicit live opt-in.