Looking for a forex broker that allows you to use TradingView?
In this post, we’ve taken a look at five of the best forex brokers that support TradingView right now.
For each broker, we’ve compared their performance based on their spreads and fees, reputability, customer service, and more, to see which is best.
If you’re in a rush, make sure to open the description to find the brokers we’ve discussed, and click the links in the description to learn more about their services, and open an account.
Oanda
Oanda is a really good all-round forex broker that offers the ability to place trades, manage orders, and monitor price action using TradingView.com.
Oanda is reputable and well-regulated, having approval from the CFTC in America, the FCA in the UK, ASIC in Australia, CIRO in Canada, and MAS in Singapore, as well as from other national market regulators.
The best thing about Oanda is their customer service. In general, they’re very responsive, and their team is quite knowledgeable at troubleshooting any issues you might have.
They have competitive spreads, and there’s no minimum deposit required to get started with a new account, which is good. The one downside to Oanda is they only have 68 different currency pairs to trade. If you like to trade more obscure pairs with less liquidity, this might be a problem, but for most traders, it’s not an issue.
IG
IG is another large, very well-regulated forex broker, with approvals in America, the UK, Singapore, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Bermuda, and more.
Compared to Oanda, they have a lot more pairs you can trade, totaling more than 100 at the moment, and IG has a much larger range of CFDs to trade, if CFD trading is allowed in your country.
Just like Oanda, IG offers TradingView and MetaTrader 4 access, and also has quite a good mobile app and desktop platform as well. As a market maker, IG offers very fast execution speeds, and their spreads are very competitive as well.
The only real downside to this broker is their customer service isn’t quite as good as Oanda’s. However, their team is still very responsive and quick to help out if you ever need assistance.
Pepperstone
Pepperstone has just about the largest range of trading platforms of any broker on the market right now.
Currently, they give you the choice of trading with TradingView, MT4, MT5, cTrader, and their own platform, which is great. There’s no minimum deposit required to begin trading, and they have a really good range of currency pairs to choose from.
Pepperstone is also a large, trustworthy broker, regulated in Australia, Germany, Dubai, and the UK, although they don’t have American, Canadian, or Singaporean approval at the moment.
Their spreads are very low across most major pairs, and they have a large range of funding methods to choose from in most countries. Also, unlike many other brokers on the market, there are no inactivity fees, and no funding fees when you add money to your brokerage account.
Overall, if Pepperstone is available in your country, they’re definitely worth checking out. The only reason we haven’t ranked them higher is their platform is only available in a few different countries at the moment.
Forex.com
Similar to Pepperstone, Forex.com is a large, long-running broker, which has been in operation since 2001.
Their platform is available in a huge range of countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Japan, South Africa, and most of Europe, and they have a good range of tier-1 regulator approvals as well.
Forex.com has nearly 100 different currency pairs you can trade, more than quite a lot of other brokers. However, there is a $100 minimum deposit requirement. On the plus side though, they support TradingView, as well as MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, but their spreads are a bit high on some pairs.
Ultimately, the best thing about Forex.com is how reputable they are. It’s also worth mentioning that they offer good customer service. However, some other brokers offer lower spreads and commissions, and make it easier to open an account and get started on their platform.
FP Markets
FP Markets is a bit like Pepperstone when it comes to the range of trading platforms you can choose from.
TradingView, MT4, MT5, and cTrader are all available to use, in most of the countries they service. FP Markets have low commissions on their raw spread accounts and also offer competitive spreads on their regular accounts as well.
There is a $100 minimum starting deposit though, and they only have about 60-70 different pairs to trade, which is a bit of a downside.
However, FP Markets has a really good range of share and crypto CFDs to trade if you’re into that, and they have a good range of funding methods in most geographies as well. It’s just, most of the other brokers on this list offer better customer service, more pairs to trade, and slightly tighter spreads than FP Markets at the moment.
Conclusion
Fortunately, there are quite a few good quality forex brokers that offer native connections to TradingView.com at the moment.
So, when choosing a TradingView broker, your choice comes down to other aspects of their service. For customer service, Oanda is a good choice, while IG is a good choice if you want fast execution speeds. On the other hand, Pepperstone offers tight spreads, and are very reputable, as is Forex.com.
Remember, click the links in the description to all of these brokers to learn more about their services and open an account to see what they’re like to trade with. And if you have any questions about choosing a TradingView forex broker, leave us a comment below, and we’ll get back to you.
About the author
Hi, I’m Mark! I’ve been trading forex for nearly 10 years now, and I started this site to help others navigate the sometimes confusing world of brokers, spreads, and trading platforms. I’ve spent countless hours testing different brokers, comparing fees, and figuring out which companies in this industry actually deliver on their promises.
When I’m not trading, I enjoy hiking, trying out new coffee spots, and tinkering with automated trading strategies (some successful, some… not so much). My goal is to make forex trading less overwhelming and help you find the right broker or platform to fit your trading style.