OANDA TMS Announces Partnership with TradingView in Poland

Thursday, 11/01/2024 | 11:42 GMT by Damian Chmiel
  • This collaboration offers OANDA TMS clients advanced trading tools and global market access.
  • Brokerage becomes the first in the country to embrace integration with the popular platform.
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TradingView established today (Thursday) its first partnership with an online broker originating from Poland, Finance Magnates has learned. From now on, OANDA TMS, one of the oldest brokers operating in the local market, will enable clients to trade directly from TradingView charts.

OANDA TMS Partners with TradingView in Poland

“We’re proud to enable clients to execute trades via the TradingView platform, the first Polish broker to do so,” Marcin Niewiadomski, the Managing Director of OANDA TMS in Europe, said in Polish, translated to English.

OANDA TMS is the first Polish broker to partner with TradingView, the world’s largest charting platform and social network for traders. The collaboration will allow clients in Poland to trade on their OANDA TMS account directly from TradingView charts.

The integration gives TradingView’s 50 million users direct access to OANDA TMS Brokers’ 1500+ instruments. This empowers them to identify and evaluate potential trades and place transactions straight from their OANDA TMS account without leaving the TradingView platform.

The ability to invest in global financial markets through TradingView expands the toolkit available to OANDA TMS clients, alongside its dedicated app with advanced tools and MetaTrader 5.

“Investors want quick and reliable access to trading opportunities,” Niewiadomski continued in Polish, translated to English. “Through our partnership with TradingView, we’re giving clients the convenience of trading directly from the world’s leading charting platform while still having access to all of the benefits OANDA TMS offers, like fast order execution and low trading costs."

TradingView charting and trading capabilities are already available for OANDA clients in 27 EU countries, UK, US, Canada, Singapore and Australia.

TMS Brokers Joined OANDA

MS Brokers S.A., commonly known as TMS Brokers, is one of Poland's largest and oldest retail brokers, next to XTB. In 2020, the company announced its agreement to be acquired by OANDA Global Corporation. OANDA purchased the brokerage from ForeVest Capital, which had acquired controlling stakes in the Polish brokerage in 2011.

A year later, in 2021, both companies reported that they had successfully finalized the acquisition. However, OANDA did not completely absorb the popular brand, and since then, the broker has been promoting its services as OANDA TMS.

In the middle of last year, Finance Magnates reported that CySEC (Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission) warned against a clone of OANDA TMS offering its services to retail clients in Europe. The warning was included in a document that listed a total of 9 other entities operating illegally.

TradingView established today (Thursday) its first partnership with an online broker originating from Poland, Finance Magnates has learned. From now on, OANDA TMS, one of the oldest brokers operating in the local market, will enable clients to trade directly from TradingView charts.

OANDA TMS Partners with TradingView in Poland

“We’re proud to enable clients to execute trades via the TradingView platform, the first Polish broker to do so,” Marcin Niewiadomski, the Managing Director of OANDA TMS in Europe, said in Polish, translated to English.

OANDA TMS is the first Polish broker to partner with TradingView, the world’s largest charting platform and social network for traders. The collaboration will allow clients in Poland to trade on their OANDA TMS account directly from TradingView charts.

The integration gives TradingView’s 50 million users direct access to OANDA TMS Brokers’ 1500+ instruments. This empowers them to identify and evaluate potential trades and place transactions straight from their OANDA TMS account without leaving the TradingView platform.

The ability to invest in global financial markets through TradingView expands the toolkit available to OANDA TMS clients, alongside its dedicated app with advanced tools and MetaTrader 5.

“Investors want quick and reliable access to trading opportunities,” Niewiadomski continued in Polish, translated to English. “Through our partnership with TradingView, we’re giving clients the convenience of trading directly from the world’s leading charting platform while still having access to all of the benefits OANDA TMS offers, like fast order execution and low trading costs."

TradingView charting and trading capabilities are already available for OANDA clients in 27 EU countries, UK, US, Canada, Singapore and Australia.

TMS Brokers Joined OANDA

MS Brokers S.A., commonly known as TMS Brokers, is one of Poland's largest and oldest retail brokers, next to XTB. In 2020, the company announced its agreement to be acquired by OANDA Global Corporation. OANDA purchased the brokerage from ForeVest Capital, which had acquired controlling stakes in the Polish brokerage in 2011.

A year later, in 2021, both companies reported that they had successfully finalized the acquisition. However, OANDA did not completely absorb the popular brand, and since then, the broker has been promoting its services as OANDA TMS.

In the middle of last year, Finance Magnates reported that CySEC (Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission) warned against a clone of OANDA TMS offering its services to retail clients in Europe. The warning was included in a document that listed a total of 9 other entities operating illegally.

About the Author: Damian Chmiel
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Damian's adventure with financial markets began at the Cracow University of Economics, where he obtained his MA in finance and accounting. Starting from the retail trader perspective, he collaborated with brokerage houses and financial portals in Poland as an independent editor and content manager. His adventure with Finance Magnates began in 2016, where he is working as a business intelligence analyst.

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