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Which brokers offer TradingView integration?

Updated: 2026-10-21How we test

Verdict

  • Pepperstone is our pick for TradingView integration in the UK: you can trade straight from TradingView charts with a Pepperstone spread-betting or Razor CFD account, held with an FCA-regulated company (684312).
  • TradingView is not available on Pepperstone's Standard CFD account, and Razor trades placed through it carry $3.50 commission per side in a USD account.
  • Capital.com, IG, ActivTrades, Tickmill, FxPro, OANDA, FOREX.com, StoneX Trading, Spreadex and Saxo also list TradingView and hold FCA-regulated UK companies.
  • Spread betting from TradingView charts is possible with Pepperstone, which keeps the spread-betting tax treatment Pepperstone describes.

TradingView integration means you place real orders from TradingView's charts, with the broker holding your account and executing the trades. Many UK brokers now offer it; what differs is which accounts qualify and what each trade costs. Pepperstone is our first choice. Here is why, and who else connects.

Pepperstone and TradingView

Pepperstone lets UK clients link two of its three accounts to TradingView: the spread-betting account (stakes in pounds per point, no commission) and the Razor CFD account (raw spreads plus commission). Standard CFD clients can't connect. On Razor, TradingView trades pay $3.50 per lot per side in a USD account, or from £2.25 per side in GBP. The account sits with Pepperstone Limited, regulated by the FCA, with FSCS cover up to £85,000 for eligible clients.

Connect Pepperstone to TradingView

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FCA-regulated brokers listing TradingView

Only Pepperstone's listing confirms which account types connect. For the others, ask whether TradingView works with the account you plan to open, especially a spread-betting one.

TradingView on broker platform lists, with UK regulator reference
BrokerFCA ref.Spread betting offered in UK
Pepperstone684312Yes, including through TradingView
Capital.com793714Yes
IG195355 / 114059Yes (IG Index)
ActivTrades434413Yes
Spreadex190941Yes
StoneX Trading446717Yes
OANDA542574Yes
FOREX.com UK446717CFDs only on the UK site
Saxo551422Not found
Tickmill / FxPro717270 / 509956Not in our data

Brokers that integrate TradingView but lack FCA licences

IC Markets, Vantage's international entities, FP Markets and Fusion Markets also list TradingView. IC Markets, FP Markets and Fusion show no FCA licence in our data; Vantage has a UK LLP but publishes conflicting reference numbers between its sites, so verify it on the FCA register. A UK resident using an offshore entity gives up FSCS cover and UK negative balance rules, which a slightly cheaper commission does not make up for.

Setting it up in practice

  1. Open a Pepperstone spread-betting or Razor account; the £10 card minimum is enough to test the connection.
  2. In TradingView's trading panel, choose Pepperstone and log in with your trading account details.
  3. Place a small order and check it appears on Pepperstone's own platform too.
  4. Set stops knowing they are not guaranteed: Pepperstone's terms say stop-loss orders can slip.
  5. If you need guaranteed stops while trading from TradingView, Capital.com offers them and integrates TradingView as well.

Sources

Broker-published platform and cost pages.

Can I use TradingView with a Pepperstone Standard account?

Not in the UK. TradingView connects to Pepperstone's spread-betting and Razor CFD accounts only.

Does Pepperstone charge extra for TradingView?

Razor trades on TradingView carry $3.50 per side in a USD account, the same as MT5. Spread bets placed through TradingView have no commission.

Can I spread bet through TradingView?

Yes, with Pepperstone's UK spread-betting account, which is available on TradingView.

Spread bets and CFDs are leveraged and complex, and you can lose money quickly. 73.6% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with Pepperstone, according to its UK site. This page is general information, not investment advice; check each broker's current terms.