This FAQ aligns Quantiva Trades in TradingView, your personal alert, profile webhook, execution modes, and operational behavior across Live, Demo, and Paper.
What Quantiva is, and what a subscription gives you.
You get Quantiva Trades access inside your TradingView account, a private Quantiva Live workspace, and your personal webhook URL.
Plans differ by limits and optional execution features, but the core workflow stays the same: configure in TradingView, create your alert, validate, then decide whether to execute.
No. Quantiva does not mirror positions from a master account.
Each user runs Quantiva Trades in their own TradingView account, creates their own alert, and uses their own profile webhook for Demo, Paper, or Binance Live if they enable execution.
No. The product is built specifically for the Quantiva Trades flow.
The webhook contract, validation, and dashboards are aligned with the Quantiva Trades payload structure.
How webhook validation and mode behavior works in practice.
Quantiva Trades generates signals inside your TradingView chart after you configure the strategy.
You create the TradingView alert, paste your personal webhook URL, and Quantiva validates payload and profile mode before optional Demo, Paper, or Binance Live execution.
You do. The strategy runs in your TradingView account and the alert is created, edited, paused, or deleted by you.
Turning off the TradingView alert or changing your profile mode stops the automated flow.
No. Position Size is the budget per trade.
It is not your full account balance. You can set per-trade exposure independently from total capital.
Futures One-Way and Futures Hedge are designed for reverse/flip behavior so the system can stay in-market according to strategy transitions.
Spot is long-only. Opposite transitions close the active spot position instead of opening short exposure.
The alert contains a price snapshot at signal time. Exchange entry price reflects actual fill conditions a few milliseconds later.
This is more visible on fast symbols like BTC. In Paper mode on the same server, slippage is usually smaller but still depends on processing timing.
If profile mode and payload execution_mode do not match, execution is rejected for safety.
Missing execution_mode can also be rejected depending on policy. This prevents accidental orders in the wrong mode.
3xx means redirection; 4xx means request/access/format issue; 5xx means receiver-side server failure.
Timeout, TLS, invalid URL, or closed connection errors usually come from endpoint/network configuration or overload on the receiving side.
What is shown on quantiva.trade and what is private in app.quantiva.live.
quantiva.trade shows the public strategy reference stream.
app.quantiva.live shows only your authenticated account stream and execution state.
Yes, when your Binance configuration and sync path are valid.
If positions do not refresh, run manual sync and verify API permissions, mode, and connectivity state in Account.
How to verify you are using the real Quantiva Trade service.
Quantiva Trade operates only through quantiva.trade and app.quantiva.live.
We are not affiliated with other websites using Quantiva, Quantiva Pro, QuantivaHQ, Quantiva Nova, Quantiva Group, or similar names.
No. Quantiva Trade never asks you to send funds to us, never asks for exchange passwords, and does not require withdrawal permissions.
Binance API keys should be restricted, revocable, and configured only for the permissions needed by your selected execution mode.
No. Never share exchange passwords, 2FA backup codes, seed phrases, or withdrawal-enabled keys.
If you use Binance Live execution, you control the API key and can revoke it in Binance at any time.
Commercial scope and risk boundaries.
Trial access and conditions are tied to your selected plan and checkout terms.
Review plan details before purchase and validate your setup during the trial window.
No. Quantiva provides software access, TradingView strategy access, webhook validation, and optional execution tooling.
You are responsible for your account decisions, risk settings, and compliance in your jurisdiction.
No. There are no guaranteed results in trading, and you can lose part or all of your funds.
