If you're trying to automate your trades from TradingView to MT4 or MT5 using MetaConnector and suddenly encounter an "order was not executed" error, you're not alone. This is one of the most common problems that traders face when they automate TradingView alerts. But the good news is that this problem is easy to fix once you understand what's causing it.
In this guide, you will learn the exact reasons behind the “Order not executed” issue and how to solve it step-by-step using MetaConnector, the most reliable bridge from TradingView to MT4/MT5 automation.
TradingView does not execute trades directly on MT4 or MT5. That's why traders use automation tools like MetaConnector, which converts TradingView alerts into real trades.
If your trades are not executing, the problem is usually related to:
Now let's fix it step by step.
Verify your webhook URL
The first thing you should check is whether the Metaconnector webhook URL is correctly pasted into your Trading View alert settings.
Even one extra space or character can prevent trades from being executed.
Check MT4/MT5 login details
Make sure you are logged in with:
MetaConnector cannot place any trades if MT4/MT5 is not connected properly.
Stable Internet or VPS
Automation requires a stable connection. If your internet is slow or disconnecting:
This reduces missed trades and failed orders.
Disable Firewall Block
Sometimes Windows Firewall or Antivirus prevents Trading View Alerts from reaching MetaConnector.
Turn them off temporarily to check if they are causing the problem.
Enable Algo Trading in MT4/MT5
MT4/MT5 → Tools → Options → Open Expert Advisor
Enable:
Also, make sure the Algo Trading button is green.
Even if the connection is correct, orders may still fail due to incorrect trade settings.
Check sufficient funds
If you do not have enough margin in your account, MT4/MT5 will reject the order.
Reduce the lot size or add more funds from MetaConnector.
Match symbol names exactly
The Trading View symbol must match the MT4/MT5 broker symbol. Example:
If the names do not match, MetaConnector cannot open the trade.
Valid Lot Size
Every broker has rules such as:
Set the correct volume in the metaconnector to avoid "Invalid Volume" (error 131).
Check market timings
If you try to trade indices, commodities or cryptos during closed hours, the trade will fail.
Make sure the market is open.
Order type accuracy
For limit or stop orders:
If your price level is invalid, MT4/MT5 rejects the order immediately.
Metaconnector logs + MT4/MT5 journals tell you the real reason.
TradingView Alert Log
Shows whether the alert was actually triggered.
MT4/MT5 Journal or Expert Tab
Shows exact errors like:
This helps you fix the exact problem faster.
Update MetaConnector
Using outdated versions could lead to problems during execution. Always keep the latest version.
Broker Support
If your trades continue to be unsuccessful, it might be due to some restrictions on symbols or permissions set by your broker.
MetaConnector Support
They will be able to check your logs and provide you with step-by-step guidance.
The “Order Not Executed” problem from TradingView to MT4/MT5 can be easily fixed taking into consideration the connection, order parameters and MetaConnector configuration.
With MetaConnector you get smooth, fast and accurate automated trading—thus making your TradingView strategies even stronger.