TradingView has partnered with Spotware, a trading technology
provider, to streamline brokerage services. At the center of this
partnership is the cTrader platform integrated by Spotware, which serves more
than 200 brokers globally. According to the press release, this integration aims to simplify how brokers connect with
TradingView through Spotware technologies.
By merging front-end and back-end
capabilities, this collaboration paves the way for enhanced broker connectivity
and business growth within the trading community. According to TradingView,
the partnership will enhance trading technology for traders globally.
Last year, Spotware and Skale announced a new feature
for their integrated cTrader and CRM platforms, Finance Magnates reported. Dubbed the Single Sign-On feature, this offering allows traders
to register, complete KYC procedures, and manage their funds without switching
between platforms. According to Spotware and Skale, this step aims to enhance convenience and streamline brokerage operations for users.
The feature extends across cTrader’s various
platforms, including web, desktop, and mobile applications. It allows users
to manage their accounts and execute transactions directly from the app. This eliminates the need for multiple logins and enhances the overall user
experience.
Expanding Opportunities for Brokers
Additionally, the integration simplifies deposit and
withdrawal processes, further improving efficiency. With over 100 plug-ins in
the forex market, Skale’s platform aims to drive innovation and empower
brokers.
Besides that, TradingView recently announced a collaboration
with IC Markets to expand the brokerage firm’s trading options. This
integration enables traders to access Contracts for Difference across
various asset classes, including cryptocurrencies , futures, indices, and
currency pairs, all from integrated trading charts.
Additionally, Match-Trade Technologies integrated its
Match-Trader platform with TradingView, allowing brokers to link their back-end
trading infrastructure with TradingView’s front-end charting tools and
community features.
This collaboration seeks to meet brokers’ increasing
demand for advanced trading solutions with user-friendly interfaces, providing
extensive charting and analysis tools used by over 50 million traders globally.
TradingView has partnered with Spotware, a trading technology
provider, to streamline brokerage services. At the center of this
partnership is the cTrader platform integrated by Spotware, which serves more
than 200 brokers globally. According to the press release, this integration aims to simplify how brokers connect with
TradingView through Spotware technologies.
By merging front-end and back-end
capabilities, this collaboration paves the way for enhanced broker connectivity
and business growth within the trading community. According to TradingView,
the partnership will enhance trading technology for traders globally.
Last year, Spotware and Skale announced a new feature
for their integrated cTrader and CRM platforms, Finance Magnates reported. Dubbed the Single Sign-On feature, this offering allows traders
to register, complete KYC procedures, and manage their funds without switching
between platforms. According to Spotware and Skale, this step aims to enhance convenience and streamline brokerage operations for users.
The feature extends across cTrader’s various
platforms, including web, desktop, and mobile applications. It allows users
to manage their accounts and execute transactions directly from the app. This eliminates the need for multiple logins and enhances the overall user
experience.
Expanding Opportunities for Brokers
Additionally, the integration simplifies deposit and
withdrawal processes, further improving efficiency. With over 100 plug-ins in
the forex market, Skale’s platform aims to drive innovation and empower
brokers.
Besides that, TradingView recently announced a collaboration
with IC Markets to expand the brokerage firm’s trading options. This
integration enables traders to access Contracts for Difference across
various asset classes, including cryptocurrencies , futures, indices, and
currency pairs, all from integrated trading charts.
Additionally, Match-Trade Technologies integrated its
Match-Trader platform with TradingView, allowing brokers to link their back-end
trading infrastructure with TradingView’s front-end charting tools and
community features.
This collaboration seeks to meet brokers’ increasing
demand for advanced trading solutions with user-friendly interfaces, providing
extensive charting and analysis tools used by over 50 million traders globally.
