TradingView has expanded its list of integrated partners to include Herenya, a Contract for Difference and stockbroker based in South Africa. Founded in 2016, Herenya initially focused on serving professional and semi-professional traders. However, the company is extending its services for retail traders to grow its operations.
Through the integration with TradingView, Herenya aims to offer its services to a vast community of traders seeking new opportunities. According to the press release, traders can access Herenya's services directly from TradingView's charts by navigating to the trading panel, locating Herenya's icon, and logging in with their brokerage credentials.
Herenya Expands Services with TradingView
Herenya, meaning wealth, was founded to facilitate essential support and features for trading CFDs and stocks. The company reportedly aims to enhance clients' trading experiences while maintaining competitive fees comparable to other stockbrokers in South Africa.
Recently, Webull and TradingView joined forces to enable users to directly execute trades from charts. According to a report by Finance Magnates, this collaboration provides clients access to over 10,000 instruments. The integration allows traders to execute trades by connecting to Webull accounts, offering stocks, depository receipts, and ETFs on major US exchanges.
In 2024, TradingView, known for its charting and analytical tools, has expanded its partnerships. From retail forex brokers to institutional platforms, the platform has collaborated with multiple companies to offer direct trading capabilities to enhance user experience and accessibility.
More Firms Integrate TradingView
Recently, Afterprime partnered with TradingView to enable traders to access the charting platform’s tools and functionality. The partnership was facilitated through a collaboration with TraderEvolution Global. According to the firm, Afterprime’s users can leverage TradingView's features, including real-time market data, community insights, and customizable charts.
Last month, TradingView announced a significant change in its leadership. Oleg Mukhanov assumed the role of CEO, succeeding Denis Globa, the Co-Founder of the company. Previously, Mukhanov served as the Chief Financial Officer at TradingView.
According to the press release, Mukhanov’s leadership arrived as TradingView sought to expand its services globally, catering to retail FX, CFD brokers, and independent platform providers globally.
