> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sigrex.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sigrex.io/more/browser-extension.md).

# Browser Extension

The Sigrex Chrome Extension lets you send trading signals to your bots instantly, without leaving your browser.

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Install Extension: [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/towerflow/booenncomgienhnfhjgmcbmeogfhhbmc)

After a quick authentication, you can trigger **BUY / SELL** actions to your **own bot webhooks**, exactly the same way as sending a Manual Signal from the Sigrex platform — but faster and always accessible.

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### 🚀 What Is the Chrome Extension?

The extension is a lightweight interface for discretionary and hybrid trading workflows. It enables you to:

* Send manual trading signals from anywhere on the web
* Execute trades without opening the Sigrex dashboard
* Use the same webhook-based execution pipeline as the platform

There is **no difference** in how signals are processed — only in how fast you can send them.

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### 🔐 Authentication

On first use:

1. Open the extension
2. Authenticate with your Sigrex account
3. Your active bot webhooks are securely synced

Authentication tokens are scoped and revocable. No sensitive credentials are stored in plaintext.

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### 🧩 Sending a Trading Signal

The extension UI mirrors the Manual Signal interface in Sigrex.

#### Required Fields

**Webhook**

Select one of your active bot webhooks.

Only webhooks you own or have access to will be listed.

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**Symbol**

Trading pair or instrument.

**Example:**

```
BTCUSDT
```

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**Order Side**

Choose the trade direction:

* **BUY** – Open or add to a long position
* **SELL** – Close or open a short position (depending on bot logic)

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### ⚙️ Optional Parameters

Optional parameters allow you to refine how the trade is executed.\
If a field is set to `0`, it is ignored and the bot’s default logic applies.

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#### Amount

Defines the trade size.

* Interpreted according to your bot and exchange configuration
* Can represent base or quote amount depending on setup

**Example:**

```
Amount: 0.05
```

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#### 📌 Important Notes

* All optional parameters are forwarded **exactly as provided**
* Validation and execution behavior depend on the receiving bot
* Parameters behave identically to Manual Signals sent from the Sigrex platform

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### ⚙️ How It Works

When you send a signal:

1. The extension submits the signal to Sigrex
2. Sigrex forwards it to the selected webhook
3. All connected bots receive and process the signal in real time

This ensures:

* Consistent execution
* Unified logging
* Identical behavior across platform, extension, and API usage

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### 🧠 Common Use Cases

* Quickly react to market moves while browsing charts
* Combine manual discretion with automated execution
* Trigger trades during research, calls, or live sessions
* Test webhook setups without opening the dashboard


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