
How to connect a broker account to TradingView
TradingView is one of the most powerful platforms for technical analysis in the financial markets. Constantly switching between your analysis environment and your broker's trading platform, or other platforms such as MetaTrader 4 and 5, can waste time and cost you golden trading opportunities, or even your focus. Some brokers connect directly to TradingView, allowing you to carry out the entire process of analysis, order placement and position management seamlessly in one place. This not only speeds up your actions in the market but also minimizes the risk of human error. Below, we walk you through connecting your broker account to TradingView step by step, with screenshots.
Why should you connect your broker account to TradingView?
Connecting a broker directly to TradingView solves the problem of constantly switching between analysis tools and the broker's trading platform. Time plays a vital role in the financial markets, and a few seconds' delay in executing orders, especially in high-volume trades, can make the difference between a winning and a losing trade. With this connection, after analyzing the chart and prices, you can place your orders without leaving TradingView and make the most of momentary market opportunities.
Key benefits of trading directly from the TradingView chart
Trading directly from the TradingView chart brings the entire analysis and execution process together in one place and improves your trading experience. Below, we look at 7 of the most important benefits of this practical feature:
- Instant placement and execution of positions without wasting time transferring information to the broker's software.
- Precise setting and adjustment of stop loss and take profit simply by dragging and dropping lines on the chart.
- The ability to see potential profit and loss before final order confirmation.
- Full access to indicators, drawing tools and trend lines while managing positions.
- The ability to test strategies in a fully simulated environment before committing real capital.
- Easy, instant access to your trades on the web, desktop and mobile app versions.
- Preventing distraction and common mistakes caused by constantly switching trading platforms
Step-by-step guide to connecting your broker account to TradingView
Thanks to TradingView's decent user interface, connecting an account to TradingView is very simple. First, you need to open an account with a broker that supports connection to TradingView. Then connect the account to the TradingView platform. In this section, we go through the steps of connecting a broker account to TradingView step by step, with screenshots.
How to choose a broker in TradingView and connect your account to it
To choose a broker, follow the steps below:
1. First, register with your chosen broker and then open the TradingView-compatible account in its user panel.
2. After going to the TradingView website, log in to your account (you can simply sign up using your Google account)
3. From the Products section, select Supercharts.
4. On the page that opens, click Trade.
5. In the window that appears, find your broker and click on it, then click Connect in the window that opens.
6. After entering your broker username and password, your account is automatically connected to TradingView.

Which brokers can connect to TradingView?
Currently, several reputable international brokers and exchanges in the forex, crypto and stock markets, such as OANDA, Forex.com, Interactive Brokers and the BingX exchange, support connection to TradingView. The full list of these brokers is constantly growing. Traders can connect their account to TradingView depending on the account they hold with each of their brokers.
Best brokers supporting TradingView for Iranians
At the time of writing, only 3 brokers that serve Iranians, FxPro, Orbex and OppoFinance, support connection to TradingView.
Comparing direct trading in TradingView with the MetaTrader platform
Choosing between TradingView and MetaTrader depends entirely on a trader's needs. Although MetaTrader has been the traditional standard in the financial markets for years, TradingView offers a different trading experience with its modern interface and advanced analytical tools. Below is a comparison of the two platforms.
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Comparison parameter |
TradingView |
MetaTrader (MetaTrader 4&5) |
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User interface and user experience |
Modern, smooth and user-friendly, with customizable charts |
Simple and classic, with a dated look |
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Technical analysis tools |
Wide variety of indicators, smart tools |
Basic, standard analytical tools that require installing third-party indicators |
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Automated trading and strategies |
Pine Script language (excellent for writing indicators, backtesting and advanced alerts) |
MQL4/MQL5 languages (very powerful for running trading robots and expert advisors) |
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Access and cloud storage |
Web- and cloud-based; real-time sync of analyses across all devices |
Requires software installation; dependent on your personal computer or a dedicated server |
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Broker variety |
Limited support for forex brokers and crypto exchanges |
Broad support for most forex brokers worldwide, no support for crypto exchanges |
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