Who is the best TradingView broker in Singapore?
Verdict
- Pepperstone is our pick for trading through TradingView from Singapore: Razor accounts connect directly, with a published EUR/USD average of 0.1 pips plus $3.50 commission per side.
- TradingView is Razor-only at Pepperstone; Standard accounts cannot connect to it.
- Pepperstone serves Singapore through Pepperstone Markets Limited in the Bahamas and holds no MAS licence; OANDA and IG offer TradingView and hold MAS licences.
- XS, our second choice for Singapore on cost, does not offer TradingView in our data.
Linking a broker to TradingView lets you place orders from the charts you already use. In Singapore several brokers offer it, but they differ on cost, account rules and licensing. Pepperstone gives the lowest published all-in cost among them; the trade-offs are set out below.
Pepperstone and TradingView: how it works and what it costs
Open a Razor account, connect it inside TradingView, and trades go straight to Pepperstone. On EUR/USD the published Razor average is 0.1 pips ($1 on a standard lot) and TradingView commission is $3.50 per side, so a round turn costs $8 on published averages. If cost matters more than charts on a given trade, the same Razor account also runs on cTrader, where FX commission is $3.00 per side. Holding the account in SGD changes the commission to SGD 4.55 per side.
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Which brokers offer TradingView integration for Singapore traders?
From our broker data, these firms list TradingView and serve Singapore. Phillip Nova uses TradingView charts inside its own platform, which is not the same as trading from TradingView itself.
| Broker | TradingView | Singapore licence | Published EUR/USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pepperstone | Yes, Razor accounts | None; Bahamas SCB SIA-F217 | 0.1 pips avg + $3.50/side |
| OANDA | Yes | MAS (OANDA Asia Pacific Pte Ltd) | From 1.0 pip, or 0.1 plus commission |
| IG | Yes (UK and UAE lists) | MAS (IG Asia Pte Ltd) | From 0.6 points |
| FP Markets | Yes | None in our data | Raw 0.11 avg + $3/side |
| Phillip Securities | Charts inside Phillip Nova 2.0 | MAS | Phillip Nova from 0.8 pips |
| XS | No | None listed | Elite 0.1 avg + $6 round turn |
Pepperstone's TradingView limits
- Standard accounts are excluded; you need Razor.
- TradingView commission ($3.50 per side) is higher than cTrader's ($3.00) on the same account.
- Retail leverage under the Bahamas licence goes up to 1:200 on FX, so set your own position-size limits before trading from the chart.
- There is no Singapore entity, and no investor compensation scheme is named for the Bahamas one.
Before you connect TradingView to a broker
- Confirm the account type supports TradingView (Razor at Pepperstone).
- Check which company holds the account and whether MAS licensing matters to you.
- Place a small test order and check the commission on your broker statement.
- Decide whether you need TradingView for execution or only for charts; chart-only use works with any broker.
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Sources
Broker-published pages.
Does Pepperstone charge extra to use TradingView?
Its published TradingView price is the Razor commission of $3.50 per side on FX, against $3.00 per side on cTrader, on top of the spread.
Can I use TradingView with XS?
Not according to our data: XS lists MT4, MT5 and its own XS Trading App.
Which TradingView broker in Singapore is MAS-licensed?
From our data, OANDA (OANDA Asia Pacific Pte Ltd) and IG (IG Asia Pte Ltd) both list TradingView and hold MAS capital markets services licences.
CFDs are leveraged and complex; a high share of retail traders lose money, and Pepperstone's international site puts the figure at 80% of retail investor accounts for this provider. Charting tools do not reduce that risk. This page is not investment advice.