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Which trading apps include TradingView charts?

Updated: 2026-10-21How we test

Verdict

  • Pepperstone is our pick for TradingView users in Australia: a Razor account connects to TradingView, so you chart and place trades in TradingView's own app, at USD 3.50 commission per side on FX and a 0.1-pip published EUR/USD average.
  • In Australia, Pepperstone offers TradingView on Razor only, not on its Standard account.
  • Capital.com (AFSL 513393) lists a TradingView integration alongside its own app; IC Markets, FP Markets, Vantage, OANDA and Fusion Markets also list TradingView.
  • eToro, Plus500 and CMC Markets do not list TradingView on their published platform lists in our data.

There are two ways to get TradingView charts on your phone with a broker: connect your broker account to TradingView and trade inside TradingView's app, or use a broker that lists TradingView as a platform. Pepperstone does the first on its Razor account. Here is who else offers it in Australia and what it costs.

Pepperstone with TradingView

Pepperstone lists TradingView among the platforms on its Australian Razor account, alongside its own app and web platform, MT4, MT5 and cTrader. Trading through TradingView costs USD 3.50 per side on FX in a USD account, the same as MT5, so you pay no premium for the charting. With Razor's published 0.1-pip average on EUR/USD, a round-turn lot costs about $8. Pepperstone's perpetual CFDs are also listed for TradingView. The Standard account does not include TradingView in Australia, so pick Razor at sign-up if TradingView is why you are joining.

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ASIC-licensed brokers that list TradingView

Platform lists are taken from each broker's own site; some apply group-wide, so confirm TradingView is offered on the Australian account you open.

TradingView availability, as each broker lists it
BrokerASIC licenceTradingViewOther platforms
PepperstoneAFSL 414530Razor account onlyOwn app and web, MT4 (Razor), MT5, cTrader
Capital.comAFSL 513393TradingView integrationOwn app and web, MT4, MT5
IC MarketsAFSL 335692ListedMT4, MT5, cTrader
FP MarketsAFSL 286354ListedMT4, MT5, cTrader, WebTrader, Iress, mobile app
VantageAFSL 428901ListedMT4, MT5, ProTrader, Vantage App, copy trading
OANDAAFSL 412981ListedOANDA Trade, mobile app, MT5
Fusion MarketsAFSL 385620ListedMT4, MT5, cTrader

TradingView's app or the broker's app?

  • Use TradingView's app if your analysis, drawings and alerts already live there; your broker account then sits behind it.
  • Use the broker's own app for deposits, withdrawals and account documents, which TradingView does not handle.
  • Watch which account type you link: at Pepperstone, Razor pricing applies because TradingView is Razor-only in Australia.
  • Check whether the products you trade appear in TradingView's symbol list for your broker before you fund.

Who does not list TradingView

If TradingView charts are a must, rule out brokers whose platform lists stop at their own software. In our data, eToro lists only its web platform and app, Plus500 lists only its proprietary platform and app, and CMC Markets lists its Next Generation platform, mobile app and MT4.

Sources

Terms as each broker publishes them on its own site.

Does Pepperstone charge extra to trade through TradingView?

No. The Razor commission through TradingView is USD 3.50 per side on FX, the same as MT5 and Pepperstone's own platform.

Can I use TradingView with a Pepperstone Standard account in Australia?

No. Pepperstone's Australian account page lists TradingView for Razor only.

Does Capital.com work with TradingView?

Capital.com lists a TradingView integration among its platforms, alongside its own app, MT4 and MT5.

CFDs and margin FX are leveraged and high risk; better charts do not reduce the chance of losing money quickly. Read the PDS and TMD for any account you open. Platform availability and costs are broker-published and can change. Not investment advice.