Leverate Integrates TradingView’s Charting Tools To Strengthen Trading Solutions

Leverate, a software-as-a-service provider for foreign exchange brokers, recently teamed up with TradingView to integrate its charting tools into its ecosystem. The collaboration’s goal is to provide Leverate’s clients with the ability to offer important visual analysis capabilities to their traders.

Along the way, they will be able to do it at no extra cost to the traders themselves. Shmulik Kordova, Leverate’s COO, stated that the collaboration between Leverate and TradingView underscores the company’s commitment to equipping brokerages and prop firms with the best possible trading solutions.

Through the integration of TradingView’s charting tools, Leverate will empower its clients, and enable them to offer traders a superior analytical experience. Thanks to TradingView’s technology, the firm will be able to offer three times the advanced charts, drawing tools, and indicators.

This will allow the end users — traders — to perform deeper market analysis directly within Leverate’s SiRiX platform.

TradingView’s Business Performance Lead, Alexander Nochevkin, stated that TradingView has always sought to make financial markets more accessible while providing the best analytical tools for traders. This is why teaming up with Leverate is important, as it will allow the company to extend its reach and equip even more brokers with advanced charting capabilities.

Leverate Is Expanding Across Asia

Leverate is one of several fintech firms that have been working hard on strengthening their presence in the fast-growing markets. There are several places where companies have been seizing opportunities, such as Dubai, Tel Aviv, Shanghai, London, Bucharest, and Limassol — all the locations where Leverate had established its presence, in the last year or so.

The company claims that it has been making such moves in response to growing demand for its services, particularly in the GCC and Asian markets. However, it has reportedly decided to make its Dubai office its main operational hub in this region.

Recently, the firm also entered several big partnerships, such as with Cricpayz — a popular payment service provider from India. A team-up with firms like Cricpayz will further increase the company’s foothold in Asian markets, while at the same time, it will offer better financial solutions and payment experiences for prop trading firms and brokers of the region.

At the same time, TradingView has been gaining popularity itself, expanding across different markets, particularly in the digital asset space, integrating Coinbase’s perpetual crypto swaps and expanding its offering via ThinkMarkets integration.