Spreadex, the contracts for difference (CFDs) and spread betting retail brokerage, has become the latest trading company to enter into a partnership with the social network and charting platform, TradingView.
Spreadex Unveils TradingView Solution
On Thursday, the brokerage disclosed to Finance Magnates that it has implemented the popular trading solution, expanding its current offering of a proprietary platform available on the web and mobile devices.
"Our customers will now be able to benefit from a seamless integration between two of the most popular services in the industry," Tom Salmon, the Head of Trading at Spreadex, said.
"We are absolutely delighted to be able to provide a service using the latest tech that clients want. With our customer-centric approach, we know that this will help our customers to make more informed trading decisions."
TradingView was founded in 2011, providing access to charting tools, real-time data, and technical indicators. Thanks to the latest Spreadex integration, the broker's clients can connect their accounts with the platform and execute trades directly from TradingView's web and mobile charts.
Spreadex the Latest Broker to Partner with TradingView Platform
Spreadex's announcement comes just two days after FXOpen, a global broker with offices in the UK, Australia and Cyprus, entered into a similar partnership with TradingView. FXOpen clients can now take advantage of four different trading platforms. In addition to TradingView, these include MetaTrader 4 and 5 and TickTrader.
TradingView enabled direct trading on its platform in 2016 and has since established partnerships with many popular brokerage brands and cryptocurrency platforms. In addition to collaborations with Spreadex and FXOpen, five more integrations have taken place in 2022 alone.
In November, a trading technology provider , Tradesmarter, integrated TradingView's charting tools into its white-label trading platform , Wow Trader. Earlier in the summertime, BlackBull Markets and crypto exchange OKX announced a partnership with TradingView, allowing their users to execute trades directly on the social network.
Eightcap formed a similar partnership in May, while Pepperstone, an Australian-based broker, became a TradingView partner in February.
