Webull Integrates TradingView Charts For Seamless Trading Experience
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The United States-based no-commission retail trading firm, Webull, has increased the number of brokers incorporated with the renowned charting platform. The company made this move Just less than a month after integrating the analytical tools of TradingView into its platform
This new incorporation enables TradingView users to complete trades directly using a linked Webull account, initially backing ETFs, depository receipts, and stocks on leading US exchanges. More than 10,000 tools are available for no-commission trading.
Webull Aims To Make Investing More Accessible To Users
Webull was established in 2017, with branches in Beijing, Hong Kong, and New York. The firm delivers current market data and 24/7 customer services to more than 40 million users around the world. The company wants to make investing more available using analysis tools and educational materials.
Last month, it was reported that Webull had made the analytical tools and charts of TradingViews accessible to its users. After a few weeks, the firm decided to proceed by fully incorporating the well-known charting platform.
TradingView brings the whole investing process to one platform and removes slow and outdated customizations and charting tools.
TradingView revealed the option to trade right from its platform some years ago. Since then, it has incorporated its offerings with many renowned brokerage brands. Just this year alone, the firm has already finalized four such incorporations.
Last month, OANDA became the inaugural retail forex dealer in Poland to provide direct trading options from TradingView’s interface and charts. This enables traders to complete trades without the need to switch platforms.
Webull Plans To Extend Its Reach To Canada
Shortly after, Afterprime the multi-asset brokerage also did the same. It added its platform to TradingView, allowing users to use innovative technical and charting indicators from their Afterprime accounts.
Webull continues with its plans to speed up its expansion. The firm is expanding its presence in Canada, highlighting its development strategy throughout the Americas. In addition, Webull has launched an innovative feature in Australia, providing interest on unused funds via its Moneybull service, boosting value for its local users.
Early this year, DXtrade announced a strategic partnership with TradingView. The purpose of the alliance is to improve trading experience and services by merging TradingView’s analytics and DXtrade’s infrastructure.
Match-Trader the brokerage technology vendor also collaborated with TradingView, enabling its broker network to integrate into the platform. This helps Match-Trader brokers in offering TradingView’s community tools and features to their customers.
