Spreadex partners with TradingView to benefit customers

Spreadex, a retail brokerage platform dealing with contracts for differences (CFDs) and spread betting, has announced a partnership with TradingView. TradingView is a social network and charting platform that many trading platforms have already integrated to make it easier for traders to analyze the market easily.

Spreadex integrates TradingView

Spreadex confirmed that it had integrated TradingView into its trading platform on Thursday. TradingView is one of the most popular trading solutions, and it will allow Spreadex to expand its current offering. Through this integration, it will become possible for Spreadex to become a proprietary trading platform that can be used on both web and mobile devices.

The company said that Spreadex customers would benefit from the “seamless integration between two of the most popular services in the industry. The Head of Trading at Spreadex, Tom Salmon, also said that the company was delighted about this integration and the ability to give clients a better way of making trading decisions.

“We are absolutely delighted to be able to provide a service using the latest tech that clients want. With our customer-centric approach, we know that this will help our customers to make more informed trading decisions,” Salmon added.

TradingView is a global trading solution integrated by some of the most popular trading platforms. The platform was released in 2011 and offers access to various charting tools, real-time data, and technical indicators.

By integrating TradingView on Spreadex, the clients of the latter can link their accounts with the platform and conduct trades depending on the figures that they derive from the TradingView website and mobile charts.

TradingView is becoming a go-to trading solution

The announcement made by Spreadex on integrating TradingView comes after several trading platforms announced that they would also be integrating this trading solution into their services.

Earlier this week, FXOpen, a global brokerage platform in Australia, Cyprus, and the United Kingdom, announced that it was partnering with TradingView to make it easier for its clients to make informed trading decisions.

With this integration, it will be possible for clients on FXOpen to access four trading platforms to make their trading experience seamless. Besides supporting TradingView, FXOpen also supports other trading solutions such as MetaTrader 4 and 5 and TickTrader.

TradingView only served as a trading solution platform during the early years of its launch. However, it has significantly evolved over the years, and in 2016, it started supporting direct trading. Since then, it has secured strategic partnerships with leading brokerage and cryptocurrency trading platforms.

Besides the partnerships with FXOpen and Spreadex, TradingView has secured five other integrations this year alone. The other recent integration was with Tradesmarter, which partnered with TradingView in November. Tradesmarter integrated TradingView charting tools into its white-label trading platform.

During the summer, BlackBull Markets and crypto trading platform OKX announced a partnership deal with TradingView. The partnership allowed the users of the two platforms to execute trades on the social network. In February, Pepperstone announced integrating TradingView into its brokerage platform. Eightcap announced a similar partnership in May.

The growing popularity of TradingView on brokerage platforms could be attributed to a boom in retail trading, as the tools and features offered by the trading solution enable decision-making.