Alerts · Webhooks
SOURCE-CHECKED FIX Source checked Aug 12, 2026 TradingView documentation ✓
Short answer
Check the Webhook status in the alert log first. If TradingView attempted delivery, inspect the endpoint and the returned status rather than changing the chart condition blindly.
What you may be seeing
- The alert triggers in TradingView but nothing arrives at your webhook
- Notifications work but the external service receives nothing
- Webhook delivery works intermittently
Most likely causes
- The receiving URL is unavailable or rejects the request
- The endpoint returns an HTTP error
- The webhook URL or payload is incorrect
- Network or endpoint compatibility prevents delivery
Try this first
- Open the alert log and inspect the Webhook status
- Confirm the webhook URL is correct and reachable
- Check the receiving server logs
- Send a simple test payload
- Fix the endpoint response before changing the trading condition
If that didn’t fix it
- Review the specific HTTP status code if one is shown
- Check whether the receiving service requires a particular message format
- Confirm your endpoint setup does not depend on unsupported networking behavior
Verify the fix
Trigger a controlled test alert and confirm the webhook status shows successful delivery and the receiving service records the request.
Why this happens
Webhook delivery adds another system between TradingView and your final destination, so a normal chart alert can work while the webhook still fails.
TradingView provides webhook delivery status in the alert log. Use that status to separate a TradingView alert problem from an endpoint, networking or receiving-service problem.
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