🏝️ TradingView Checker

TradingView Checker – Credential Validation and Account Testing Utility for TradingView

TradingView Checker is a lightweight desktop utility designed to validate TradingView account credentials in bulk, allowing users to test email and password combinations against the platform’s authentication system. The interface provides file selection for account lists and optional proxy lists, configurable thread counts, a debug toggle, and a retry-direct-on-proxy-fail option. Real-time statistics display total processed, checked, valid, and checks-per-minute (CPM) metrics, alongside a progress bar and an activity log that records execution events. Users can start, stop, and export results, with direct connection mode available when no proxies are supplied. This tool is typically employed by security researchers, penetration testers, and traders conducting authorized account audits or vulnerability assessments.

Tool Features • Account File Input – Loads email:password combinations from a plain text file via a Browse dialog. • Proxy Support – Accepts optional proxy lists in host:port:user:pass format for distributed request routing. • Thread Control – Configures the number of concurrent threads for parallel credential checking. • Debug Mode – Enables verbose logging to assist with troubleshooting and performance analysis. • Retry Direct on Proxy Fail – Automatically falls back to a direct connection if a proxy fails during validation. • Live Statistics – Displays Total, Checked, Valid, and CPM counters in real time. • Progress Bar – Visual percentage indicator showing overall completion of the checking batch. • Activity Log – Provides a chronological console output of all validation attempts and results. • Start / Stop / Export – Controls for initiating, halting, and exporting valid account results. • Direct Connection Mode – Runs checks without proxies when the proxy field is left empty.

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