Finanzen.net zero becomes the latest brokerage company to integrate TradingView
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Finanzen.net zero has integrated charting and social networking tool, TradingView. Finanzen.net zero becomes the latest brokerage platform to integrate TradingView, enabling users to trade directly from the platform.
Finanzen.net zero integrates TradingView
In an announcement released on Thursday, TradingView confirmed that Finanzen.net zero would be the latest member of the brokerage platform. TradingView noted that the brokerage platform was one of the fastest-evolving online brokerage platforms globally, with its popularity being driven by the finazen.net news portal.
“With the company’s mission to offer the most advanced trading experience at a low cost, they have grown into a prominent regional player and are officially regulated by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority,” TradingView added.
According to TradingView, the customers of Finanzen.net zero would enjoy immense benefits through this integration. Some of the perks accessible to these customers include trading at lower costs, as they will not have to part with custody fees or any additional fees. Additionally, Finanzen.net zero customers can also make trades using TradingView charts.
The other added benefits of this integration are minimum order amount and zero commissions or fees for trades surpassing 500 euros. The social network has also said that customer accounts would be protected by statutory deposit insurance.
TradingView receives significant adoption
TradingView witnessed a significant increase in adoption in 2022. Finanzen.net zero is joining the growing list of brokerage platforms that have onboarded the charting and social networking platform to make it easier for users to access charts and other trading tools offered by TradingView.
Some of the notable integrations that TradingView recorded in 2022 include with FXOpen, SpreadEx, and Tradesmarter. Besides onboarding brokerage firms, TradingView also saw integrations across multiple industries in the last year.
In August 2022, BullBlack Markets, a brokerage platform in the electronic communications networks (ECN) market, became the latest member of TradingView. BullBlack Markets partnered with TradingView to give its users direct access to the charting platform.
Besides gaining adoption in the traditional financial industry, TradingView has also garnered much interest in the cryptocurrency industry. In July, OKX, a cryptocurrency exchange based in Seychelles, announced partnering with TradingView to enable exchange users to execute trades via the charting platform. With crypto users looking for an easier way of understanding the market movements, the seamless access of TradingView by OKX users could see the exchange expanding its user base.
It appears like TradingView will continue to see more adoption in 2023. Besides onboarding Finanzen.net zero this year, TradingView has also onboarded two brokerage platforms based in Australia. Earlier this month, TradingView announced it had onboarded Eightcap and Pepperstone. A streak of new integrations could also be seen in 2023 as more platforms focus on improving user experience.
