Kakao Pay Adds TradingView Charts To Its Mobile App

Kakao Pay Securities, a South Korean investment platform, has introduced TradingView’s advanced charting technology into its mobile app.

The company said this upgrade is designed to offer users more detailed analysis options and flexible trading experiences. With over 7 million clients, the firm believes this new feature will meet the rising demand for smarter and easier investment tools.

The company said this update is a boost to its mobile app, which has been key to its growth. Kakao Pay Securities, part of Kakao Pay, shared that its revenue rose by 51% last year, showing strong results in South Korea’s digital finance market. The firm said it wants to keep leading by always improving its services to meet what users want.

Kakao Pay Securities Aims To Simplify Investing For Users

Kakao Pay Securities said the firm’s main focus is to ease the investing process and open it up to more users. By adding TradingView’s charting features, the firm said users will enjoy more than just updated visuals. The platform now includes a variety of chart types and technical tools that cater to both beginners and seasoned traders.

The firm noted that users can now apply key indicators such as Simple Moving Averages, Exponential Moving Averages, and Weighted Moving Averages. Kakao Pay Securities said these tools help traders identify market trends, monitor price changes, and respond wisely to market data. All of these are available directly within the mobile app, eliminating the need to switch between platforms.

The company said this move follows a growing trend in Asia, where more investors want advanced tools that are still simple to use. By adding these features to its mobile app, Kakao Pay Securities wants to stay strong in the tough fintech market.

TradingView Launches Mini App On Telegram For Social Media Users

In a similar move, TradingView recently launched a mini app on Telegram. This lets users check market trends, see price changes, and share charts easily. TradingView said this step is a reply to more individuals wanting simple, mobile tools, especially young traders who use social media often.

TradingView said the goal of the Telegram mini app is to bring real-time data and interactive charts into everyday conversations. By doing so, the company believes users can analyze and discuss market movements without leaving their favorite messaging platform.

Elsewhere in the trading industry, Leverate, a technology provider for brokerages, has also partnered with TradingView to integrate its charting tools. Leverate said this collaboration will enable its clients to offer traders valuable visual analysis features without additional expenses, enhancing the overall trading experience.

Leverate’s Chief Commercial Officer, Shmulik Kordova, said the firm is committed to providing brokerages and proprietary trading firms with top-tier solutions. He emphasized that the partnership with TradingView allows Leverate to deliver high-quality analytical tools that support clients’ success without increasing costs.