Copy your exact TradingView username
Use the username shown on your TradingView profile—not your email, display name or Discord name. Access can only be granted to the exact username you submit.
Paid member setup / TradingView
Add HPT Indicators Without Guessing.
One official workflow for requesting access, finding approved scripts and loading the HPT toolkit on the correct TradingView account.
Start here
Private catalog. Private request. Exact username.
The current indicator links and access notes live inside the paid HPT Discord so members do not hunt through old posts, duplicate publications or public comments. Use one private request; never post account details in an open channel.
Open the private request channel
Inside the paid HPT Discord, go to 【🎫】request-indicator-access. Submit one private request with your TradingView username, Discord username and the indicator package included with your membership.
Wait for the HPT approval reply
HPT verifies your active membership and grants access to each entitled publication. An all-indicators package is approved script by script; opening a link alone does not grant access.
Add the approved script to your chart
Sign in to the approved TradingView account. Open a chart, select Indicators, Metrics & Strategies, open Invite-only scripts, then select the HPT indicator and save the chart layout.
What to submit
One complete request prevents five follow-ups.
- Exact TradingView username
- Discord username
- Membership platform or plan
- Requested indicator or package
Discord route: 【🎫】request-indicator-access
Credential safety
HPT never needs your login.
Never send a password, email password, verification code, two-factor code, API key, payment card or login screenshot. The only TradingView account detail needed for script access is your exact public username.
Username only. Approval happens from the script owner controls.
The current catalog
Use the paid Discord index as the source of truth.
The private catalog lists every active member indicator, what it does, its correct TradingView page and whether it belongs on price or in a separate pane. Legacy pages and known duplicates stay out of the member workflow so nobody requests the wrong publication.
HPT verifies publication type before distributing a link. Paid or advertised releases are standardized around TradingView's invite-only access workflow; source-hidden public tools and legacy private pages are labeled separately until their migration is complete.
Fix the four common problems.
Stay in the same private ticket so staff can see the username, membership check and approval history together.
The Invite-only scripts section is missing
TradingView normally shows that section only after the account has access to at least one invite-only publication. Confirm that you are signed into the same username you submitted.
Access was approved but the script is not visible
Refresh TradingView, sign out and back in, then reopen Indicators, Metrics & Strategies. If it still does not appear, reply to the same private ticket with the exact username shown on your profile.
The indicator is on the wrong pane or looks wrong
Remove it and add it again, then open its Settings. Some HPT tools overlay price; others belong in a separate pane. Use the private catalog note for the intended layout and default inputs.
You changed your TradingView username
Open a new private access request. HPT must remove the old username and grant the new one on every publication included with your plan.
Official TradingView references
Use the current interface names.
TradingView calls the menu Indicators, Metrics & Strategies and the approved private-access section Invite-only scripts. If TradingView changes the interface, these official references are the final authority.
HPT indicators are analytical tools, not guaranteed signals or individualized financial advice. Options, futures, leverage and 0DTE products can produce rapid losses. Define risk and invalidation before every trade.