Connect TradingView to MetaTrader 5
with DualGuard Sync.

TradingView provides charting and analysis tools. MetaTrader 5 (MT5) is the trading terminal connected to your broker. DualGuard Sync carries the order you prepare on TradingView through its browser extension and local Windows application to your configured MT5 Master. Receivers, when included in your plan, follow the Master according to their own settings.

The first click on Send prepares the order without submitting it. You then have 15 seconds to review the details and confirm. If the details change or the time expires, the pending confirmation is cancelled and a fresh confirmation is required. This gives you a final review step before submission; it does not remove trading risk.

Before submission, DualGuard checks recent MT5 quotations, the spread and the required connection and authorization conditions. For pending orders, it also checks price compatibility. If a required check fails, the instruction is blocked and may need to be reviewed again. A successful check is not a broker fill: prices, connectivity and market conditions can still change.

You need the supported browser extension, the DualGuard Sync Windows application, a configured MetaTrader 5 Master connected to your broker and a valid DualGuard licence. Additional Receivers must be configured and authorized within your plan. The extension does not work as a standalone execution tool. Start with a controlled test and verify the outcome in each terminal before relying on the setup.

DualGuard carries the trade you choose from TradingView through a controlled execution workflow to an MT5 Master and, when included in your plan, to authorized MT5 Receivers.

No. DualGuard does not provide trading signals, strategies or investment advice. You decide what to trade; DualGuard handles the configured execution and synchronization workflow. DualGuard does not manage client funds. Trading decisions and risk management remain with you.

DualGuard is designed for TradingView and MetaTrader 5 at launch. The commercial compatibility list will be maintained in the documentation.

The Master is the MT5 account where the original order is executed. A Receiver is an authorized MT5 account configured to follow the Master. Each Receiver follows its own configured volume settings and execution conditions. Corresponding operations can therefore have different volumes, fill prices or outcomes across accounts. Check each terminal to confirm what the broker actually executed.

Basic includes no Receiver, Advanced includes one Receiver and Pro supports up to three authorized Receivers.

DualGuard can support a prop firm workflow where the firm's rules permit it. You are responsible for checking and following the terms of your account provider.

New instructions do not continue through the DualGuard workflow until the required conditions are restored.

DualGuard does not automatically close existing broker positions because a trial or subscription ends. Existing positions remain under your account and platform control.

The seven-day trial includes Advanced with one Receiver. It starts when you verify your email. Verify the same email from the activation link in DualGuard to connect your installation. Recovering your trial does not extend its expiry. No credit card is required and no automatic charge is created.

The trial expires after seven days and does not renew automatically. Choose and activate a paid plan to continue using DualGuard.

You can stop a future renewal from your account. Access remains available until the end of the period already paid, subject to the Billing Terms.

No. DualGuard does not guarantee profits, fills, prices, latency or the absence of slippage. Broker, platform, device and network conditions can affect execution.