I will convert metatrader mql to tradingview pinescript indicator strategy mql4 mql5
Software Architect and Quant Developer
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About this Gig
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Got an indicator or strategy stuck in MetaTrader? I'll rebuild it for TradingView in clean PineScript.
This is a custom code-conversion service. You bring your own MQL4/MQL5 code; I translate it faithfully into Pine v5 that you own and use on TradingView for charting, signals, and alerts.
Indicator Conversion
one MQL indicator rebuilt as clean, non-repainting Pine.
Strategy Conversion
your MQL indicator or strategy logic as a Pine strategy with signals, alerts, and a backtest.
Full Conversion + Parity
complex MQL logic ported and parity-tested against your original, with clean, documented PineScript.
Limitations:
I convert code you already own. The output is PineScript, which runs inside TradingView for charting and alerts. It can't access a broker, an account, or funds. MQL and Pine handle bars, series, and repainting differently, so I might have to re-implement rather than blindly translate. I will flag anything that can't carry over 1:1 and let you know before starting implementation.
Want it thoroughly checked? See my Strategy Backtesting gig. Want it built from scratch instead? See my Trading Systems gig.
Pine Coders Pro · Fiverr Vetted Pro · 20+ years experience.
Platform:
TradingView
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MT5
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MT4
My Portfolio
FAQ
Can the Pine version trade my account like the MT4 EA did?
No — by design. Pine runs in TradingView's sandbox: it plots, signals, and alerts, but it can't reach a broker or place orders. Live execution would be a separate broker-side build, never inside Pine.
Can't AI just translate it?
AI mishandles MQL's indexing and Pine's series/repaint model — it compiles or looks right and behaves wrong. Correct behaviour is the main focus of this gig.
Will the Pine version match the MetaTrader one?
As closely as the platforms allow. MQL and Pine differ in bar/series handling and repaint behavior, so I reimplement faithfully, parity-test, and flag anything that can't map 1:1.
Do I own the code?
Yes — you receive the full PineScript source.
My MQL EA has live order code — what happens to that?
Pine can't execute orders, so that logic becomes alerts/signals instead. I convert the logic and flag where execution would need a third party bridge service setup outside TradingView. An alternative for full pipeline ownership would be to implement a custom "Broker API connection" (see my gig)

