Which forex brokers offer TradingView in Australia?
Verdict
- Pepperstone is our pick among forex brokers offering TradingView in Australia: ASIC-licensed (AFSL 414530), with TradingView on its Razor account at 0.1 pips average on EUR/USD plus commission.
- Capital.com (AFSL 513393) is our second choice and also offers TradingView.
- IC Markets, Fusion Markets, Vantage, FP Markets and OANDA also list TradingView and hold ASIC licences.
- Before signing up, confirm which account type carries TradingView; at Pepperstone it is Razor only.
TradingView has become the default charting screen for many Australian traders, and most ASIC-licensed forex brokers now let you trade from it. Here is who offers it, under which licence, and how to choose between them.
Pepperstone first, Capital.com second
Pepperstone gets our vote because it combines TradingView with published average pricing and every other major platform on the same account. Trade from TradingView's chart during the day, run an EA on MT5 overnight, or switch to cTrader for its lower forex commission, all on one Razor account in AUD. Capital.com is a sound alternative if you also want guaranteed stop-losses, which Pepperstone does not offer.
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ASIC-licensed brokers listing TradingView
The platform lists come from each broker's main site; confirm that TradingView is offered on the Australian entity and on the account type you want.
| Broker | Australian company | AFSL |
|---|---|---|
| Pepperstone | Pepperstone Group Limited | 414530 |
| Capital.com | Capital Com Australia Pty Ltd | 513393 |
| IC Markets | International Capital Markets Pty Ltd | 335692 |
| Fusion Markets | FMGP Trading Group Pty Ltd | 385620 |
| Vantage | Vantage Global Prime Pty Ltd | 428901 |
| FP Markets | First Prudential Markets Pty Ltd | 286354 |
| OANDA | OANDA (ABN 26 152 088 349) | 412981 |
best brokers for tradingview
Narrow the list by what you want TradingView to do:
- One account for TradingView plus MT4, MT5 and cTrader: Pepperstone Razor.
- Lowest published raw spread behind the chart: IC Markets, at a 0.01-pip EUR/USD average on its global site.
- Lowest commission on paper: Fusion Markets, at $2.25 per side.
- Guaranteed stops alongside TradingView: Capital.com.
- Index and share CFDs from the chart with published costs: Pepperstone, with US500 at a 0.4-point average and ASX shares at 0.07% per side.
Three checks before you link an account
- Confirm the account is with the broker's ASIC company, not an overseas affiliate.
- Check that the symbols you trade are available through the TradingView connection, including any perpetual or 24-hour share CFDs.
- Place a small trade from TradingView and compare the fill and cost with the same trade on the broker's own platform.
Sources
Can I trade Pepperstone's crypto CFDs from TradingView?
Pepperstone lists TradingView as a Razor platform but does not publish a symbol-by-symbol list for it, so check that each crypto CFD appears in the TradingView connection before relying on it.
Is TradingView available on Pepperstone's Standard account?
No. In Australia, Standard runs on Pepperstone's platform and app, MT5 and cTrader.
Which Australian TradingView broker has the lowest minimum deposit?
IC Markets and Fusion Markets publish no minimum; Pepperstone's is $10.
Margin FX and CFDs are high-risk leveraged products and you may lose money rapidly, whatever platform you use. Read the PDS and TMD. Broker details are as published and can change; this is not financial advice.