Just under a month after adding TradingView's analytical tools to its platform, the US-based zero-commission retail trading company Webull has expanded the list of brokers integrated with the popular charting platform.

Webull Joins Forces with TradingView for Enhanced Trading Capabilities

This new integration allows TradingView users to execute trades directly through a connected Webull account, initially supporting stocks, depository receipts, and ETFs on major US exchanges. Over 10,000 instruments are available to trade commission-free.

Founded in 2017, Webull is a commission-free trading app with offices in New York, Hong Kong, and Beijing. The company offers 24/7 customer support and real-time market data to over 40 million users worldwide. Webull aims to make investing more accessible through educational materials and analysis tools.

Mid-last month, Finance Magnates reported that Webull had made TradingView's charts and analytical tools available to its users. A few weeks later, the company decided to take a step further by fully integrating with the popular charting platform.

"Webull is dedicated to continued advancements that improve the retail trading ecosystem," said Anthony Denier, the newly appointed President of the Webull Group. "Partnering with TradingView brings the entire investing journey to one place and eliminates outdated and slow charting tools and customizations."

As the new year unfolds, Webull continues to accelerate its expansion efforts. The company is extending its reach to Canada, emphasizing its growth strategy across the Americas. Additionally, Webull has rolled out a new feature in Australia, offering interest on idle funds through its Moneybull service, enhancing value for its regional users.

TradingView's Integration Partnerships Grow in 2024

TradingView introduced the ability to trade directly from its charts several years ago and has since integrated its offerings with a number of popular brokerage brands. In 2024 alone, the company has already completed four such integrations.

In January, OANDA became the first retail forex broker in Poland to enable direct trading capabilities from TradingView's charts and interface. This allows traders to execute trades without having to switch between platforms.

Soon after, the multi-asset brokerage Afterprime integrated its platform into TradingView as well, granting users access to advanced charting and technical indicators from their Afterprime accounts.

On the institutional side, DXtrade announced a collaboration with TradingView in early 2024 to enhance trading services and experience by combining DXtrade's infrastructure with TradingView's analytics.

Additionally, the brokerage technology provider Match-Trader revealed a partnership allowing its broker network to connect to TradingView. This allows Match-Trader brokers to offer TradingView's community features and tools to their clients.