Multi-Exchange & Multi-Pair Features

It is highly important to understand how the multi-pair feature works, thus all details are summarised below.
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The Multi-Exchange feature allows you to connect multiple exchange API accounts to a single Signal Bot and Terminal.

Instead of creating a separate bot for each exchange, one Signal Bot can now execute the same TradingView alert across all connected exchanges at the same time. In the same way, rather than executing trades through the Terminal exchange by exchange, you can select multiple exchanges at the same time.

For example, if you have accounts on Binance, Bybit, OKX, and Hyperliquid, you can connect all four APIs to a single Signal bot and Terminal. Whenever your strategy generates a signal, the bot will automatically place the corresponding order on every connected exchange.

The Multi-Pair feature allows one Signal Bot or Terminal to trade multiple cryptocurrency pairs.

Instead of creating separate bots for BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, and other assets, you can configure one bot to receive TradingView alerts for multiple pairs.

We will take Premium plan limits as an example.
Each Signal Bot and Terminal has three independent limits:

These limits work together and determine how many exchanges, API connections, and trading pairs you can configure within a single Signal Bot or Terminal.

You can configure up to 10 trading pairs in total.

A trading pair counts once per exchange, regardless of how many API accounts are connected to that exchange.

For example:

If you connect multiple Binance API accounts, BTCUSDT is still counted only once, because the pair belongs to the Binance exchange rather than to each individual API.

You can connect up to 50 API accounts to a single Signal bot or Terminal.

Each connected API counts toward this limit independently, even if multiple APIs belong to the same exchange.

Example:

= 4 API slots used

A single Signal Bot can include up to 10 different exchanges.

Each exchange is counted only once, regardless of how many API accounts are connected to it.

For example:

= 3 exchanges used

You connect:

Result:

You have reached the Exchange and Pair limits, but still can add up to 40 APIs within 10 selected exchanges.

You connect:

Result:

You have reached the Pair limit, but still can add up to 45 APIs within 5 selected exchanges. You won't be able to add more exchanges because each new exchange takes 1 slot from Pairs.

You connect:

Result:

Although you have 50 API connections, each trading pair is only counted once per exchange. Since there are 5 exchanges × 2 pairs, the bot uses 10 pair slots, not 100.

You connect:

Result:

You have reached the API and Pair limits. Since pairs limit has been reached, you can't add more exchanges.

Multiple API accounts connected to the same exchange do not increase your Pair usage.

For example:

This configuration uses:

not 6 pairs.

This allows you to manage multiple accounts on the same exchange efficiently without consuming additional Pair slots.