Stratus Markets

Order Builder

Agent

Side required

Symbol required

Quantity required

Order Type

Slippage market only · value in % · default 0.1

Trigger TP / SL

Reduce only

Do not increase position size

Label / comment stored in event log only

Posts to /webhook - same path as Trading View Alerts

Order Book

Order Book BTC

PriceSizeTotal

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Spread: —

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Alert Configuration

⚡ Agent wallet not approved —

⚡ Builder fee not approved —

TradingView Webhook URL

Paste into TradingView → Alert → Notifications → Webhook URL

Generated JSON — paste into alert message

Field definitions

TradingView variables

Positions --

Open Orders --

Trade History --

Event Log --

Market	Side	Size	Entry	Mark	Liq.	PnL	Margin
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Market	Type	Size	Price	Trigger	Filled	Placed
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Market	Side	Type	Size	Price	Trade Value	Closed PnL	Fee	PnL
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— fills fee = exchange + builder

Time	Symbol	Action	Qty	Price	Type	Status
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API Agent Wallet

What it is · Why it's needed · How to remove it

What is an Agent Wallet?

An agent wallet is a secondary Ethereum wallet that Hyperliquid authorises to place trades on behalf of your main account. It holds no funds — it only has permission to submit orders.

Stratus Markets generates a unique agent wallet for your account and encrypts the private key in our database. When a TradingView alert fires, the server uses this key to sign and submit the order immediately — no wallet pop-up required.

Why it's needed for TradingView webhooks

1TradingView fires an alert and posts a JSON payload to your Stratus webhook URL.

2Our server receives the alert, looks up your passphrase, and retrieves your encrypted agent key.

3The agent key signs the order using Hyperliquid's EIP-712 protocol and submits it to the HL exchange API.

4Hyperliquid verifies the agent is authorised for your account and executes the trade.

Without an approved agent wallet, Hyperliquid will reject every order — because the request isn't signed by you or an authorised delegate.

Where to find it in Hyperliquid

Go to app.hyperliquid.xyz → Settings → API. Your agent wallet address will appear under API Wallets with the name tv-connector.

How to remove it

⚠ Removing the agent wallet will immediately stop all TradingView webhook orders from being executed.

In the Hyperliquid app: Settings → API → remove the tv-connector agent. Once removed, click the Agent pill on this platform to re-approve if you want to re-enable trading.

Builder Fee Authorization

What it is · Fee schedule · How to remove it

What is a Builder Fee?

Hyperliquid allows platforms like Stratus Markets to attach a small fee to each order placed through their infrastructure. This is called a builder code. The fee is charged as a percentage of the trade notional value and credited directly to the builder wallet.

By approving this, you authorize Stratus Markets to earn a fee on trades routed through this platform — both from TradingView webhook alerts and from the manual Place Order panel.

Current Fee Rate: 0.1% (10 basis points)

Trade Volume	Fee Rate	Fee Amount
$0 – $100	0.1%	$0.00 – $0.10
$100 – $1,000	0.1%	$0.10 – $1.00
$1,000 – $10,000	0.1%	$1.00 – $10.00
$10,000 – $100,000	0.1%	$10.00 – $100.00
$100,000+	0.1%	$100.00+ per $100k

Where to find it in Hyperliquid

Go to app.hyperliquid.xyz → More → Builder Codes. The builder fee approval appears under Builder Fees showing the authorized address and maximum rate.

How to remove it

⚠ Removing the builder fee authorization will prevent orders from being submitted (the platform will error on Webhook orders until re-approved).

In the Hyperliquid app: More → Builder Codes → remove the builder fee entry for this address. You can re-approve at any time using the Builder pill on this platform.