Swissquote is now fully integrated with TradingView, allowing
users to trade Forex and contracts for difference (CFDs) without ever leaving
their charts.
The new connection enables the account holders of the
online trading service provider to access more than 400 CFDs across various
asset classes directly from TradingView’s interface.
Selection of Assets
This includes cryptocurrencies, commodities, indices,
and equities, along with a wide selection of global currency pairs. The setup
aims to streamline execution for both new and experienced traders seeking
real-time access through a regulated broker.
Through the integration, Swissquote clients are
expected to benefit from spreads starting at 1.1 pips, execution speeds
averaging 9 milliseconds, and leverage options up to 1:100, although EU users
are capped at 1:30 due to regulatory requirements.
“We welcome Swissquote to our trading ecosystem. This
integration brings professional-grade Forex and CFD trading to a global
audience — all accessible directly from the TradingView charts,” TradingView
mentioned in the announcement.
Everything is accessible via the trading panel in
TradingView, where users can log in using their existing Swissquote
credentials. This move further consolidates TradingView’s status as more than
just a charting tool.
Direct Account Access
To get started, users can look for Swissquote in the
broker panel on TradingView. The broker’s profile page also offers reviews,
feature details, and direct access for account holders.
Swissquote began operations in 1996, focusing on
using technology to redefine banking. Today, it reportedly serves over half a
million clients and continues to emphasize transparency, digital access, and
advanced tools. Its entry into TradingView’s broker ecosystem aligns with the
platform’s ongoing push to add more regulated brokers and deepen trading functionality.
Recently, TradingView launched a mini app on Telegram to
enable users analyze market trends, track price movements, and share charts on
the social media platform. The latest development occurred as part of the
charting platform’s effort to boost its accessibility across various platforms.
Meanwhile, Swissquote rose to be a top spender among online
trading brands that offer contracts for differences (CFDs) and other
instruments, spending $15 million since 1 July 2024, according to a report by
Sportquake. eToro and Plus500 followed, spending $10.7 million and $10.5
million, respectively.
Swissquote is now fully integrated with TradingView, allowing
users to trade Forex and contracts for difference (CFDs) without ever leaving
their charts.
The new connection enables the account holders of the
online trading service provider to access more than 400 CFDs across various
asset classes directly from TradingView’s interface.
Selection of Assets
This includes cryptocurrencies, commodities, indices,
and equities, along with a wide selection of global currency pairs. The setup
aims to streamline execution for both new and experienced traders seeking
real-time access through a regulated broker.
Through the integration, Swissquote clients are
expected to benefit from spreads starting at 1.1 pips, execution speeds
averaging 9 milliseconds, and leverage options up to 1:100, although EU users
are capped at 1:30 due to regulatory requirements.
“We welcome Swissquote to our trading ecosystem. This
integration brings professional-grade Forex and CFD trading to a global
audience — all accessible directly from the TradingView charts,” TradingView
mentioned in the announcement.
Everything is accessible via the trading panel in
TradingView, where users can log in using their existing Swissquote
credentials. This move further consolidates TradingView’s status as more than
just a charting tool.
Direct Account Access
To get started, users can look for Swissquote in the
broker panel on TradingView. The broker’s profile page also offers reviews,
feature details, and direct access for account holders.
Swissquote began operations in 1996, focusing on
using technology to redefine banking. Today, it reportedly serves over half a
million clients and continues to emphasize transparency, digital access, and
advanced tools. Its entry into TradingView’s broker ecosystem aligns with the
platform’s ongoing push to add more regulated brokers and deepen trading functionality.
Recently, TradingView launched a mini app on Telegram to
enable users analyze market trends, track price movements, and share charts on
the social media platform. The latest development occurred as part of the
charting platform’s effort to boost its accessibility across various platforms.
Meanwhile, Swissquote rose to be a top spender among online
trading brands that offer contracts for differences (CFDs) and other
instruments, spending $15 million since 1 July 2024, according to a report by
Sportquake. eToro and Plus500 followed, spending $10.7 million and $10.5
million, respectively.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
