Swissquote Joins TradingView For Easier Trading
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Swissquote has finished its integration with TradingView, allowing users to trade Forex and contracts for difference (CFDs) directly on the charting platform. The company said this update helps users manage their trades without moving between platforms. It added that the goal is to provide a smoother and faster trading experience.
With this setup, users now have access to more than 400 CFDs across different asset types. The company said these include major currency pairs, global indices, cryptocurrencies, equities, and commodities. It explained that the integration helps traders act quickly and accurately when the market changes.
Swissquote Offers Low Spreads And Fast Trade Execution
Swissquote also shared that the platform offers competitive trading conditions, with spreads starting from 1.1 pips and trade execution speeds averaging 9 milliseconds. It noted that users outside the European Union can get leverage up to 1:100, while EU users are limited to 1:30 due to local rules.
TradingView welcomed Swissquote to its network and said the partnership boosts its group of regulated brokers. It described this addition as a strong step toward making TradingView a full trading center where users can take action without leaving the charts.
Users can sign in to TradingView using their Swissquote login details. The company said trading can begin right from the broker panel, allowing instant execution and real-time decision-making. It added that this feature helps save time and improves the trading process.
Swissquote’s Profile On TradingView Shows Reviews, Features, And Links
Swissquote’s TradingView profile shows customer reviews, important features, and easy access links. The company said this setup helps new users learn about the platform and start trading more easily. It added that this makes it simple for people to join. The firm also said this helps build its reputation as a top online broker.
Since 1996, Swissquote has worked to improve financial services using technology. The company said it now serves more than 500,000 users and focuses on speed, digital tools, and openness. It believes this connection with TradingView supports its long-term plans in trading. The company said this helps it stay strong in the competitive market.
TradingView launched a mini app on Telegram to help users watch the markets and share charts easily. The platform said this new tool fits its goal of reaching traders on many devices. It explained that it wants to keep traders connected and informed all the time. TradingView said this helps make trading easier and more fun.
According to a new report, Swissquote is listed as one of the top advertisers in online trading. The company said it spent $15 million since July last year to grow its brand and reach more people. It stated that this investment is higher compared to competitors like eToro and Plus500. The firm said this shows its plan to attract more customers and get stronger.