Best Broker for TradingView

Trade directly from TradingView charts with the "Best Broker for TradingView" in 2023 according to TrustedBrokers.com.

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Pepperstone (Pepperstone.com) is an award-winning broker regulated in 7 jurisdictions. Trade over 1,200 instruments on MetaTrader 4, 5, TradingView or cTrader. Pepperstone allows all trading styles, with no restrictions.

• Risk warning: Between 74-89% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
• Markets: Forex (CFD), Cryptos (CFD)*, Stocks (CFD), Indices (CFD), Metals (CFD), Energy (CFD), Commodities (CFD)
  * Availability subject to regulation.
• Platforms: MT4, MT5, cTrader
• Regulated entity (Kenya): Pepperstone Markets Kenya Limited

• Accounts

Razor Account [cTrader, TradingView]  ▷ Razor Account [cTrader, TradingView]: Trade Forex on raw spreads, sourced directly from Pepperstone's liquidity providers, plus a commission. Trade CFDs on crypto, stocks, indices, ETFs, commodities, energy and metals on low spreads. Pepperstone allows...more ▷ Razor Account [cTrader, TradingView]: Trade Forex on raw spreads, sourced directly from Pepperstone's liquidity providers, plus a commission. Trade CFDs on crypto, stocks, indices, ETFs, commodities, energy and metals on low spreads. Pepperstone allows all trading strategies on cTrader. This account is popular with scalpers.
$200 deposit	1:500 leverage	Market execution	▷

Best Broker for TradingView

Pepperstone.com is TrustedBrokers' "Best Broker for TradingView" in 2023. Trade CFDs on 60+ currency pairs, in addition to CFDs on over 1,200 instruments spanning a wide range of markets, including shares, indices, ETFs, commodities and crypto-currencies. Leverage up to 1:500, unless you live inside the European Union, in which case leverage will be capped at 1:30 for retail clients.

Trade with confidence, with no partial execution or requotes on market orders: in the first quarter of this year, Pepperstone recorded a 99.94% order fill rate. You'll also access institutional grade liquidity through its Razor account, its only account integrated with TradingView. Pepperstone charges no fees for TradingView beyond the low spreads available through its Razor, currently just 0.10 pips for EURUSD.

How to Connect a Broker to TradingView

Here's how to trade directly from TradingView charts:

1. First, open a Razor account on Pepperstone.com.
2. Second, fund and verify your account. Pepperstone allows you to set the AUD, CHF, EUR, GBP and USD as your account currency, helping you avoid unnecessary currency conversion fees.
3. Third, login to your account on TradingView.com and click the panel named "Trading Panel", which appears at the bottom of the page, below the chart. Click the Pepperstone icon and follow the on-screen instructions to link your TradingView and Pepperstone accounts.