Install Phantom Flow Core on TradingView

Phantom Flow Core is a Pine Script indicator that you install in your own TradingView account. Your purchase email contains your personal script access link. Core does not use a Phantom Flow dashboard account, password, magic login link, or TradingView invitation.

Before you start#

Have your purchase email and a TradingView chart open. Use a browser where you can access Pine Editor. If you cannot find the purchase email, check spam and search for Phantom Flow. If it still does not appear, use support with the email used at checkout. The visual setup guide explains installation, but it does not replace your personal script access link.

Keep that access link private. You do not need to publish the script or share the complete source to get installation help. A screenshot of an error message usually provides a better starting point.

Install the complete script#

1. Open the personal script access link from your purchase email and copy the complete Core script.
2. Open a chart in TradingView, then open Pine Editor.
3. Create a new indicator. Select all placeholder code and replace it with the complete copied script.
4. Save the script with a name you recognize, such as Phantom Flow Core.
5. Choose Add to chart. Read any editor error before continuing.

TradingView documents this save-and-add workflow in its first indicator tutorial. Creating a private saved script does not require publishing it to the community.

Check that installation succeeded#

Look for Phantom Flow Core in the chart's indicator list, then open its settings. The Core version covered here has Phantom Shift and Phantom Oscillator settings, plus structure, order block, and gap controls. The indicator draws on the price chart. Do not expect every module to create a separate panel.

The default configuration does not display every available drawing. Oscillator columns, fair value gaps, swing order blocks, higher-timeframe high/low levels, and premium/discount zones start off in the Core source reviewed for these docs. A missing gap box alone does not mean installation failed.

Record the symbol, exchange, timeframe, and script name before changing settings. Save a screenshot of this first working chart. This gives you a reference if a later settings change makes the chart look different.

If the editor reports an error#

Check that you replaced the placeholder rather than appending Core underneath it. Copy again from your access page if the paste appears incomplete. Preserve the exact error text and line number; do not delete arbitrary lines to make the message disappear. If it persists, send those details through support, without exposing your personal link in a public screenshot.

Installation is complete when the saved script loads and its settings open without an error. Alerts are a separate step. Continue with settings and timeframes, then create a Core alert.