TradingView, a platform for financial analysis and trading, has announced a collaboration with QuickSwap, a decentralized exchange and DeFi ecosystem operating on Polygon. The collaboration aims to enhance the trading experience on QuickSwap’s decentralized Perpetual Exchange (QuickPerps) interface by integrating TradingView Advanced Charts.
QuickSwap is known for fast and low-cost transactions across multiple blockchains, leveraging the network’s interoperability and infrastructure. The integration of TradingView Advanced Charts into QuickPerps is set to enrich the functionality of the platform. QuickPerps allows users to trade perpetual swap contracts with up to 50x leverage in a decentralized and permissive manner.
The integration merges QuickSwap’s efficient trading environment with TradingView’s charting tools, including real-time data from trusted sources, multiple drawing tools and high-performance charts supplied with various indicators. This collaboration is designed to enhance the trading experience on QuickPerps, providing traders with advanced tools to make informed decisions in the decentralized finance space.
DXtrade integrates with TradingView for advanced charting
Trading platform providers DXtrade and TradingView have partnered to support their broker partners, with TradingView serving as an advanced charting frontend, reports Finance Magnates. This integration opens up new business opportunities for brokers by offering integrated TradingView charting and community features with DXtrade’s trading backend.
DXtrade, developed by Devexperts, will connect its trading backend directly to TradingView, simplifying the process for DXtrade licensing brokers. It centralizes key functions in DXtrade such as order execution, risk management and commissions. The collaboration extends DXtrade’s reach to TradingView’s 50 million active traders worldwide, offering broker visibility and direct signups on the popular platform.
John Light, head of OTC platforms at Devexperts, highlighted the benefits of integration for brokers, making it easier to offer execution services on TradingView and tap into a vast network of traders. DXtrade supports trading in various asset classes including stocks, derivatives, CFDs and cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, TradingView offers advanced charting, analytics and community tools. The partnership aims to create a unified broker and trader experience by seamlessly connecting these platforms.
TradingView, a platform for financial analysis and trading, has announced a collaboration with QuickSwap, a decentralized exchange and DeFi ecosystem operating on Polygon. The collaboration aims to enhance the trading experience on QuickSwap’s decentralized Perpetual Exchange (QuickPerps) interface by integrating TradingView Advanced Charts.
QuickSwap is known for fast and low-cost transactions across multiple blockchains, leveraging the network’s interoperability and infrastructure. The integration of TradingView Advanced Charts into QuickPerps is set to enrich the functionality of the platform. QuickPerps allows users to trade perpetual swap contracts with up to 50x leverage in a decentralized and permissive manner.
The integration merges QuickSwap’s efficient trading environment with TradingView’s charting tools, including real-time data from trusted sources, multiple drawing tools and high-performance charts supplied with various indicators. This collaboration is designed to enhance the trading experience on QuickPerps, providing traders with advanced tools to make informed decisions in the decentralized finance space.
DXtrade integrates with TradingView for advanced charting
Trading platform providers DXtrade and TradingView have partnered to support their broker partners, with TradingView serving as an advanced charting frontend, reports Finance Magnates. This integration opens up new business opportunities for brokers by offering integrated TradingView charting and community features with DXtrade’s trading backend.
DXtrade, developed by Devexperts, will connect its trading backend directly to TradingView, simplifying the process for DXtrade licensing brokers. It centralizes key functions in DXtrade such as order execution, risk management and commissions. The collaboration extends DXtrade’s reach to TradingView’s 50 million active traders worldwide, offering broker visibility and direct signups on the popular platform.
John Light, head of OTC platforms at Devexperts, highlighted the benefits of integration for brokers, making it easier to offer execution services on TradingView and tap into a vast network of traders. DXtrade supports trading in various asset classes including stocks, derivatives, CFDs and cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, TradingView offers advanced charting, analytics and community tools. The partnership aims to create a unified broker and trader experience by seamlessly connecting these platforms.