UK Traders Gain Faster Execution with Tradu’s Low-Latency System
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UK traders using TradingView can now access spread bets from their charts directly, as Tradu’s partnership grows with the popular platform.
This great shift allows users to predict on forex indices, shares, baskets, stocks, and other products without changing screens, showing a wider trend toward flexible and easy trading experiences.
With this recent feature upgrade, clients can use Spread Bet accounts with spreads across 5,000 tools. Tradu’s system is designed to track live spreads to enable traders to get the most competitive pricing available.
Under UK regulations, leverage is capped at 1:30, and all trades occur without commissions. The merging has also helped TradingView subscribers to carry out several tests in one workflow, aided by Tradu’s low-latency framework.
Traders Can Now Predict Market Fluctuation And Shifts
Spread betting gives traders the opportunity to predict market fluctuations and shifts without having to own the underlying assets. The merging of Tradu’s has simplified this process by interconnecting TradingView’s charting tools, which are similar to direct order routing. The system takes care of active UK traders who want efficient execution and less friction.
Tradu’s support team remains available 24 hours a day. Using spread betting through Tradu has enabled traders to open the TradingView panel, select Tradu as their main broker, and gain access to their accounts.
The profile page of the company on TradingView gives more details on the new feature, account setup, and functions.
Tradu Recorded Growth Across Europe Amid Recent Partnership With Salt Edge
Tradu keeps growing its services across Europe. Recently, it partnered with Salt Edge, an open banking solutions expert, to reinforce its security structure and improve compliance with the EU’s Payment Services Directive.
By integrating Salt Edge’s open banking system, Tradu will streamline authentication and verification processes, resulting in faster and more secure account access.
The purpose of this upgrade is to reduce friction in account management and the registration of new users, while meeting strict regulations and requirements. The companies said this collaboration will prevent fraud and reduce disruptions in account funding and other trading ventures.
Tradu is part of the Jefferies-owned Stratos Group International. The brokerage launched in the U.K. two years ago as part of its global expansion.
Tradu joined deep market access, with the most updated technology, and institutional-level pricing to create a platform built for active investors and traders. Clients can now trade across a broader range of assets on both unlevered and borrowed capital bases, with increasingly competitive pricing and personalized human assistance.
