The social network and charting platform, TradingView, announced on Tuesday that ActivTrades, a multi-asset retail brokerage became another trading services provider joining the dynamically rising numbers of TradingView's partners.

ActivTrades Partners with TradingView

According to the press release published on TradingView's official blog, ActivTrades has integrated its services with the popular charting platform. From its level, users can now access more than 1,000 CFD instruments from seven different asset classes that the broker offers.

"The integration with TradingView comes in full force with risk management features, several order types and ultra-fast execution. Take advantage of competitive terms from the broker, such as no minimum deposit to activate your account and unbeatable spreads from 0.5 pips at 100s of Forex CFDs pairs," TradingView wrote in the official press release.

ActivTrades has been in business for more than 22 years. Like many other companies in this space, it built its offerings first on Forex, then expanding to include indices, stocks, bonds, commodities and ETFs. The company is regulated in three jurisdictions, including the UK's FCA, with its headquarters in London and offices in the Bahamas, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal and Brazil.

Founded in 2011, TradingView offers a range of features, including charting tools, real-time data, and technical indicators. With the recent integration of ActivTrades, clients of the brokerage can now link their accounts to the platform and seamlessly conduct trades through TradingView's web and mobile chart interfaces.

As reported by Finance Magnates in December, the company promoted Vikesh Kumar Purohit to the Head of UK and DACH Markets. He is based in London and has already taken over the new role and responsibilities.

Growing Number of TradingView's Integrations

The ActivTrades' announcement comes just a few months after Spreadex, the CFDs and spread betting retail brokerage, as well as FXOpen, a global broker with offices in the UK, Australia and Cyprus, entered into a similar partnership with TradingView.

Since launching direct trading capabilities in 2016, TradingView has formed alliances with numerous well-known brokerage firms and cryptocurrency platforms. In addition to partnering with ActivTrades, Spreadex and FXOpen, the platform has completed five other integrations in 2022 alone, further expanding its network.

In November, trading technology provider Tradesmarter incorporated TradingView's charting tools into its white-label trading platform, Wow Trader. Before that, during the summer, BlackBull Markets and the cryptocurrency exchange, OKX revealed collaborations with TradingView, enabling users to carry out trades directly on the social network. In May, Eightcap established a comparable partnership, and in February, Australian-based broker Pepperstone joined the growing list of TradingView partners.

This year, TradingView established a technology partnership with Kuwaiti Bourse. The collaboration allowed the social network to open up the data of its users to the Kuwaiti capital market. Two weeks ago, the charting solutions provider announced another partnership with eToro, the major player in the social trading ecosystem. The upgrade comes with precise technical analysis tools and "mobile-friendly charts optimized for touchscreen devices," eToro said.