Webhooks allow you to place orders on the exchange using a simple HTTP request. This makes it easy to integrate your trading bot with applications, signals from TradingView, or your own analytical tools.
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Webhooks allow you to execute trades across multiple exchanges through simple HTTP POST requests. They are perfect for automating complex trading strategies, enabling bot developers to integrate trading logic seamlessly, responding instantly to alerts, or embedding trading functionality into any backend system for full automation.
Start by configuring a webhook: choose a name, pick your exchange, and connect API keys to begin automating your trades.
Trigger your webhook with a simple HTTP POST request from any app, script, or platform like TradingView.
Monitor the full history of each webhook - including request details, exchange responses, and execution results.
Choose the action to perform: BUY to acquire assets, SELL to offload them, or SET to rebalance your holdings to a defined quantity.
Enter the amount of the asset you want to buy, sell, or set. Use decimal values for precision, e.g., 0.0034
Specify the trading pair or asset symbol. Make sure to use the correct symbol recognized by the exchange.
This is the unique URL assigned to your webhook. Send your POST request here to trigger automated trading based on the parameters you define.
https://psyll.com/env/webhook/{WEBHOOK-ID}This is the POST payload your webhook expects. It specifies the trading action, the quantity, and the asset symbol. This data tells the webhook what action to take, how much to trade, and on which asset.
Here are ready-to-use code snippets for various languages and platforms. Use them to integrate the webhook into your app, script, or automation tool in seconds.
When your request is received, the system will return a JSON response showing the execution status, action taken, and current usage limits based on your plan.
{
"status": "success",
"message": "Order created successfully",
"webhook": 1,
"action": "BUY",
"quantity": 0.01,
"symbol": "BTCUSDT",
"limit": {
"account": "Free",
"max_per_day": 10,
"usage": 1
}
}
Manage your webhooks in one place. View request history, monitor execution results, and configure your trading endpoints easily.
Explore detailed guides and examples on how to build, send, and monitor webhook requests for fully automated trading execution.
Browse Psyll open-source tools and code examples to integrate webhook functionality into your apps and trading bots with ease.
Webhooks in Psyll are tools for automating trades and triggering actions by integrating external alerts with the platform. They allow real-time command transmission, order execution, and data handling between your bots/applications and selected exchanges, enhancing trade efficiency without manual intervention.
To create a webhook, log into your Psyll account, navigate to "Trading account" > "My webhooks", and click "Create New Webhook." Enter a name, select an exchange, provide your API public and private keys, then click "Create webhook." You'll get a confirmation and access to the management panel if successful.
During creation, a list of supported exchanges with logos and names will appear. Click on the logo of your preferred exchange (e.g., Binance SPOT or MEXC SPOT) to connect it. Ensure you have API keys from that exchange's admin panel.
You need a public key (for account identification) and a private/secret key (for performing operations like placing orders). Generate these in your exchange's API settings, granting only the necessary permissions for security.
The management panel is the central hub for controlling your webhook, accessible via "Trading account" > "My webhooks" > Select webhook. It offers configuration, real-time monitoring, activity logs, and options like editing, deleting or clearing logs.
Use the Trading Log in the management panel, which records details like creation date, status (success, rejected, or issues), action (e.g., BUY/SELL), symbol (e.g., BTCUSDT), quantity, and exchange responses for real-time tracking and error detection.
In the webhook settings, enable rounding and specify 0-16 decimal places (e.g., rounding 0.012345 to 0.01 at 2 decimals) to match exchange precision requirements, or disable it to keep full precision. Changes apply immediately after saving.