Webhooks

In the cabinet: Bot settings → «Webhooks» block
Link: Open ↗

Webhooks let you drive an already-created Crazy bot’s deals from the outside — open, update, average and close positions on request. Handy for integrating with any third-party software, including strategies on TradingView.

Note

This page covers regular bot webhooks — they are bound to a specific bot and require its botId. If you’d rather not create a bot at all and have the request itself open the deal, that’s the Ghost bot 👻, which has its own webhook format.

Where to configure

The Webhooks block is at the bottom of the bot form and becomes active once the bot is saved. Each action has its own tab — Open / Update / Average / Close — each with its own URL and ready-made request body.

The request body is built with a visual constructor: set the parameters via the form and the ready JSON updates on the fly, just copy it. Ghost webhooks have the same constructor.

Base URL shape:

POST https://api3.cryptorg.net/crazy/hook/{accountId}:{token}
Content-Type: application/json

Caution

The URL together with the token = full trading access to the account. Don’t publish it; if compromised, regenerate the token in the bot form.

In every request the botId field is mandatory — it addresses the command to a specific bot. strategy and pairs set the deal’s direction and pairs.

Open

A POST request with the full body: sections open (first order), dca (averaging), close (Take Profit) and stop (Stop-Loss).

Regular bot — botId field required, no action.

{
  "botId": 180526,
  "strategy": "short",
  "pairs": ["SIRENUSDT"],
  "open": {
    "orderVolume": "15",
    "leverage": 10,
    "marginType": "cross",
    "orderType": "Market",
    "cycles": 33
  },
  "dca": {
    "enabled": true,
    "max": 10,
    "active": 3,
    "volume": "15",
    "percent": "0.3",
    "multiplierVolume": "1",
    "multiplierPrice": "1"
  },
  "close": {
    "enabled": true,
    "event": "percentage",
    "value": "0.3"
  },
  "stop": {
    "enabled": true,
    "event": "percentage",
    "value": "5",
    "delay": 3
  }
}

Take Profit and Stop-Loss types

In the examples event = percentage, but the exit type can be different — it mirrors the bot creation steps (STEP 4 “Close” and STEP 5 “Stop-Loss”). The type determines the meaning of value:

• Take Profit (close.event): percentage — percent from entry · pnl — profit in USDT · delay — close by time (timer in seconds).
• Stop-Loss (stop.event): percentage — percent deviation from entry · pnl — fix in USDT (can be negative — loss limit). The delay field in the stop section is the trigger delay in seconds.

Update

The same body as Open, but without the open section — the deal is already open. Updates the averaging grid (dca), Take Profit (close) and Stop-Loss (stop) of the active deal.

Regular bot — botId field required, no action.

{
  "botId": 180526,
  "strategy": "short",
  "pairs": ["SIRENUSDT"],
  "dca": {
    "enabled": true,
    "max": 10,
    "active": 3,
    "volume": "15",
    "percent": "0.3",
    "multiplierVolume": "1",
    "multiplierPrice": "1"
  },
  "close": {
    "enabled": true,
    "event": "percentage",
    "value": "0.3"
  },
  "stop": {
    "enabled": true,
    "event": "percentage",
    "value": "5",
    "delay": 3
  }
}

Average

Force-averaging is a POST request to a dedicated URL with the /topup-deal suffix. The body carries botId, direction, pairs and amount (averaging volume in USDT):

POST https://api3.cryptorg.net/crazy/hook/{accountId}:{token}/topup-deal

Regular bot — botId field required, no action.

{
  "botId": 180526,
  "strategy": "short",
  "pairs": ["SIRENUSDT"],
  "amount": "15"
}

Close

closePosition: true closes the position; false cancels the deal while leaving the position open.

Regular bot — botId field required, no action.

{
  "botId": 180526,
  "strategy": "short",
  "pairs": ["SIRENUSDT"],
  "closePosition": true
}

Parameter reference

• botId — bot ID, mandatory. Addresses the command to a specific bot.

• strategy — direction: long or short.

• pairs — list of trading pairs (["SIRENUSDT"]).

• open section — opening parameters:

  • orderVolume — first order volume in USDT (required);
  • leverage — leverage;
  • marginType — margin type: cross or isolated;
  • orderType — order type: Market or Limit;
  • cycles — number of cycles.

• dca section (averaging) — disabled via enabled: false:

  • max — max safety orders, active — active at once;
  • volume — safety order volume, percent — grid step in %;
  • multiplierVolume / multiplierPrice — martingale by volume / by step.

• close section (Take Profit) — enabled, event and value. The take-profit type (event) can vary, and it determines the meaning of value:

  event	What value means
  percentage	profit percentage (%)
  pnl	profit in USDT
  delay	time (in seconds)

• stop section (Stop-Loss) — enabled, event (percentage or pnl), value and delay — trigger delay in seconds.

• amount — on averaging only: averaging volume in USDT.

• closePosition — on close only: true closes the position, false cancels the deal without touching the position.

Caution

When using webhooks, turn off the bot’s “Open deals in continuous mode” option to avoid a race between the bot and the remote side.

TradingView integration

1. In the bot form, open the needed webhook tab → copy the URL and request body.
2. In TradingView: Create Alert → Notifications → enable Webhook URL → paste the URL.
3. Paste the JSON body into the Message field.
4. Verify it fires — the deal appears in the bot’s deal list.