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n8n-nodes-autotrade

v0.1.0

Published

AutoTrade Pro is a trading automation tool that converts alerts (TradingView/webhooks/local sockets) into broker-agnostic, GUI-driven order execution with robot workflows, scheduling, and API tokens.

Downloads

2

Readme

n8n-nodes-autotrade

Community node for n8n. Control AutoTrade Pro from your n8n workflows: trigger recorded robots and manage the desktop automation runtime.

  1. Installation
  2. Operations
  3. Credentials
  4. Usage
  5. Examples
  6. Compatibility
  7. Support
  8. Security & Notes
  9. Resources

Installation

Follow n8n’s guide to install community nodes.

AutoTrade Pro setup

  1. Windows only (for now). Download and install.
  2. Activate a plan and sign in.
  3. Run the .exe and stay signed in while using this node.

Note: macOS/Linux builds are soon.

Operations

Run Robot

Runs a recorded automation.

Parameters | Name | Type | Required | Default | Notes | |------|------|----------|---------|-------| | robot | string | yes | — | Robot name as shown in AutoTrade |

Output

{ "status": "ok" }

Kill

Gracefully shuts AutoTrade down.

Output

{ "status": "ok" }

Credentials

AutoTrade provides up to 10 tokens for authenticating external APIs. You create them directly in the app UI.

How to create a token:

  1. Open AutoTrade → Settings → HTTP Connections.
  2. Click + to generate a token.
  3. Copy the token and paste it into the AutoTrade credential in n8n.

AutoTrade Pro will generate and activate a token. Copy it and paste it into your n8n credentials.

Important: Tokens are only activated after you sign in to AutoTrade Pro. If you’re not logged in, the tokens won’t activate and your HTTP requests will fail (typically 401 or timeouts).

Usage

  1. In n8n, add Credentials → AutoTrade and paste your token.
  2. Create a workflow:
    • Trigger (Webhook, Cron, or TradingView alert via HTTP).
    • AutoTrade → Run Robot (select credential, set robot).
  3. Execute workflow. Keep AutoTrade running and signed in.

Examples

Import in n8n: Menu → Import from File.

Compatibility

  • n8n >= 1.97.1
  • AutoTrade Pro: Windows desktop (latest build)

Support

  • Issues & feature requests: GitHub Issues (this repo)
  • Docs & articles: https://autotrade-pro.com/blog
  • Support Team: [email protected]

Security & Notes

  • This node controls local desktop automation. Ensure n8n and AutoTrade run on a trusted machine.
  • Trading involves risk. Test in paper/demo environments first.

Resources