4fib.com

What It Is

TVFibs is a credit-based automation platform for traders and indicator developers. Its core purpose is not to provide trading signals or an indicator marketplace, but to act as an execution layer: when an indicator, script, or system can send alerts and trigger webhooks, TVFibs can convert them into automated actions. The platform explicitly states that it does not provide financial, investment, or trading advice, and that users are solely responsible for their own trading decisions.

Core Capabilities

Functionally, TVFibs emphasizes “secure webhooks” and pay-per-execution pricing. Users can work with TVFibs’ built-in indicators, their own indicators, or third-party scripts; developers can also use its webhook infrastructure to avoid maintaining their own servers. The material mentions integration scenarios involving third-party platforms such as TradingView and Binance, while also making clear that users bear the associated risks. On the technical side, the only disclosed integration method at present is webhooks; there is no visible API specification, SDK, request format, authentication detail, error code documentation, or SLA information.

Pricing and Payments

The platform uses a credits model: after registering and verifying an email address, users receive 1,000 free credits, worth about $10, with no payment method required. Each credit is worth $0.01, and the standard webhook usage fee is 100 credits per execution. Membership tiers include Basic Membership at 999 credits/30 days and Advanced Membership at 1999 credits/30 days, with optional webhook bundles for high-frequency systems to reduce the per-execution cost. The only disclosed payment method is XRP, and credits, subscriptions, and bundles are all non-refundable and non-transferable.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is that the billing model suits users whose trading frequency is inconsistent, since they do not keep spending cash on a mandatory subscription during inactive periods. It also does not require users to rely solely on official indicators, giving it a relatively open positioning. The downsides are also clear: public technical documentation is limited, making it difficult to evaluate availability, latency, retry mechanisms, and security design; cryptocurrency-only payment creates a higher barrier to entry; and its ecosystem still depends on Discord and third-party trading/alert platforms.

Who It’s For and Access from China

TVFibs is better suited to individual traders or indicator developers who are already familiar with TradingView alerts, webhooks, and the risks of trading automation. It is not ideal for teams that require full compliance review, enterprise-grade SLAs, or RMB/credit card payment options. The material does not provide information about access from mainland China. Discord and some trading-related services may face network or usage restrictions in China. Alternatives to consider include TradingView Webhooks, a self-hosted webhook service, n8n, Pipedream, Zapier, 3Commas, or Alertatron.