---
title: "Deploy Bonney – Execute signals on Hyperliquid"
description: "Easy way to execute TradingView Strategies on Hyperliquid – HIP-3 supported"
category: "Automation"
url: https://railway.com/deploy/bonney-execute-signals-on-hyperliquid
---

# Deploy Bonney – Execute signals on Hyperliquid

Easy way to execute TradingView Strategies on Hyperliquid – HIP-3 supported

**[Deploy Bonney – Execute signals on Hyperliquid on Railway](https://railway.com/template/bonney-execute-signals-on-hyperliquid)**

Machine-readable deploy manifest (JSON, validated by TemplateCI): https://railway.com/deploy/bonney-execute-signals-on-hyperliquid/manifest.json

- **Creator:** Bonney
- **Category:** Automation
- **Total deploys:** 1

## Template content

### bonneydev/bonney https://bonney.app/icon-squircle.svg

- **Image:** ghcr.io/bonneydev/bonney-app:latest
- **Health check:** /health
- **Public domain:** Yes

## Documentation

# Deploy and Host Bonney – Execute TradingView Strategies on Hyperliquid

Bonney is designed to be swiftly set up directly from your phone — from start to executing your Strategy’s signals within minutes.

Bonney places your TradingView strategy’s trades on Hyperliquid perpetuals. TradingView sends your strategy’s alerts straight to your own deployment. Bonney places each order on Hyperliquid and reports to you in Telegram. Bonney trades with an agent wallet that can place orders but can never withdraw or transfer funds, and trades only on your strategy’s alerts.

## About Hosting Bonney

The easiest setup process begins at https://bonney.app where you will create your private Telegram bot first.

Alternatively, deploy the template from here. There is nothing to fill in. Open the deployment’s URL and tap Start in Telegram to connect a bot. Your new bot then messages you the setup link. In setup, choose the asset your strategy trades, connect the wallet that owns your Hyperliquid account, and approve. Finally, paste the webhook URL and the alert message Bonney shows you into your strategy’s TradingView alert — and you are done.

## Common Use Cases

- Trade your TradingView strategy on Hyperliquid perpetuals without watching the chart
- Be in control — run your trading on your own Railway account, with your own deployment and your own wallet
- Manage Bonney and follow every trade your strategy makes directly in Telegram

## Dependencies for Bonney

- A funded Hyperliquid account and the wallet that owns the account, in a browser extension or a WalletConnect app
- A TradingView strategy on a paid plan, with two-factor authentication on (webhooks need both)
- A Telegram account

### Implementation Details 

- One service, with a healthcheck at /health and a volume at /data for settings and encrypted keys.
- Two variables: KEY_ENCRYPTION_SECRET, generated for you, and PAIR_TICKET, which is optional and filled in by your bot’s deploy link.
- The agent wallet’s key is created on your deployment and never leaves your deployment. Your own wallet’s key never leaves your wallet.
- Fee: 0.02% of each filled order’s value, charged as a Hyperliquid builder fee that your wallet approves during setup.

## Why Deploy Bonney on Railway?


Railway is a singular platform to deploy your infrastructure stack. Railway will host your infrastructure so you don't have to deal with configuration, while allowing you to vertically and horizontally scale it.

By deploying Bonney – TradingView Strategies on Hyperliquid on Railway, you are one step closer to supporting a complete full-stack application with minimal burden. Host your servers, databases, AI agents, and more on Railway.



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