
KuCoin integrates TV-Hub to automate TradingView alerts into Spot and Futures orders. The platform adds risk tools, Telegram signal support, and a 30-day promo with bonus commissions and up to 550 USDT in rewards.
KuCoin has integrated TV-Hub, a platform that converts TradingView alerts into automated orders on the exchange's Spot and Futures books.
The setup works through webhooks. A trader builds a strategy or indicator on TradingView's charting interface, sets an alert, and TV-Hub catches the signal to place the corresponding order within the KuCoin account. The integration runs around the clock, matching crypto's 24/7 trading cycle.
TV-Hub brings its own risk tooling into the pipeline. Users can layer multiple take-profit levels, stop-losses, and trailing stops onto a single position. The system also supports dollar-cost averaging and scaled-entry orders, with position sizing tied to a risk percentage the user sets in advance.
Beyond TradingView alerts, the platform accepts signals from Telegram channels as an alternative trigger source. TV-Hub includes copy-trading features that let signal providers share setups with followers.
For testing, TV-Hub offers a free demo environment that does not require real capital. API keys are stored encrypted, and the system never requests withdrawal permissions, the companies said.
Promotional period.
The launch comes with a 30-day campaign running from 16:00 UTC on August 4, 2026, to 16:00 UTC on September 3, 2026.
Eligible participants get an extra 5% commission share on qualifying trades during that window. New exchange account holders can unlock welcome rewards worth up to 550 USDT. Users who open their KuCoin account through TV-Hub's broker link receive free lifetime access to the automation platform, waiving subscription fees.
The campaign closes September 3 at 16:00 UTC.
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