ForexBest forex brokers for TradingView
TradingView lets you trade directly from its charts when your broker supports it. These brokers list TradingView as a trading platform.
Before you choose
Check which account types can connect to TradingView and whether the commission differs from MetaTrader. Some brokers only connect certain entities or accounts.
1. Pepperstone: TradingView on the Razor account
Watch for: TradingView is available on the Razor account only. Read our Pepperstone review.
2. Eightcap: TradingView with a $100 deposit
Watch for: Swap-free accounts are discretionary. Read our Eightcap review.
3. IC Markets: TradingView plus MetaTrader and cTrader
Watch for: Most global clients join the Seychelles entity, Raw Trading Ltd, which has fewer protections than IC's EU and Australian companies.
4. OANDA: TradingView with no minimum deposit
Watch for: Spread figures differ by region; check the pricing for your entity. Read our OANDA review.
5. FxPro: TradingView on cTrader accounts
Watch for: TradingView is linked to cTrader account types. Read our FxPro review.
Brokers without TradingView
Of the brokers we review, Exness, XM and eToro do not list TradingView trading. IG lists TradingView for IG International; check availability for your account.
How we chose. These shortlists use published terms only: costs, minimum deposit, platforms and the regulator of the entity you would join. We have not ranked brokers on scores, and the order is not a recommendation for your circumstances. Read our methodology and affiliate disclosure.
CFDs and leveraged forex are complex and carry a high risk of losing money rapidly. Most retail accounts lose money. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.