Pine Script execution lets you take a strategy written in TradingView's Pine Script and have Liquid Edge execute its signals automatically on your connected exchange — bridging the gap between backtesting on TradingView and trading live, non-custodially.
Pine Script execution is available on higher plans — see Plans & Pricing.
Why it's useful#
TradingView is where many traders design and backtest strategies in Pine Script, but TradingView itself doesn't place trades on your exchange. Pine Script execution closes that loop: your script's buy/sell logic becomes real orders on your account, sized and risk-limited the way you configure.
How it works#
- You bring a Pine Script strategy — one that generates entry and exit signals.
- You connect it to Liquid Edge so its signals drive execution (typically via alerts/webhooks — see Webhook Setup).
- When the script fires a signal, Liquid Edge executes on your connected exchange, within the sizing and risk limits you set.
What stays in your control#
- Sizing and risk are set on Liquid Edge, not baked into the script alone — so a signal can't exceed your limits.
- Custody never changes: execution happens on your own exchange through a trade-only connection.
- Kill controls apply — pause, stop, or kill at any time. See Risk Controls.
Good practice#
- Backtest and paper-trade the script's behaviour before running it live — see Testing a Strategy and Deploying Live vs Paper.
- Keep the script's logic and your Liquid Edge risk settings consistent, so live behaviour matches what you tested.