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TradingView launches its first Thai broker partnership and rolls out stock, crypto and ETF screeners, expanding free charting tools for traders worldwide.
TradingView announced two major upgrades on its platform: a broker integration with InnovestX for Thai traders and the launch of three new screeners covering stocks, cryptocurrencies and ETFs, all available globally at no extra cost【2】. These additions broaden the service’s reach and give users more ways to filter assets without leaving the charting environment.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| New broker partner | InnovestX (Thailand)【2】 |
| Screeners added | Stock, Crypto, ETF【2】 |
| Free tier features | Interactive charts, community ideas, watchlists【1】 |
| Premium plans | Pro, Pro+, Premium with extra indicators & alerts【1】 |
The partnership with InnovestX marks TradingView’s first broker integration in Thailand, allowing local traders to link their brokerage accounts directly to the platform for research, charting and live trade execution【2】. This move aligns with TradingView’s strategy to deepen its presence in emerging markets by offering a seamless “research‑to‑trade” workflow. While the announcement does not include user‑growth numbers, the integration could attract Thai retail investors who previously relied on separate brokerage interfaces.
Alongside the broker tie‑up, TradingView introduced three new screeners that operate across all asset classes. The stock screener lets users filter equities by market cap, dividend yield and volume; the crypto screener highlights newly breaking‑out coins; and the ETF screener surfaces emerging funds—all with “unmatched speed and functionality,” according to the company’s blog【2】. These tools sit within the same web‑based interface that already supports hundreds of technical indicators and Pine Script custom scripts, reinforcing TradingView’s claim of being an all‑in‑one analytics hub【1】.
TradingView’s core offering remains free, providing interactive charts, community ideas and basic indicators without charge【1】. For power users, the platform offers Pro, Pro+ and Premium subscriptions that add more indicators per chart, multiple chart layouts and faster data feeds【1】. The service runs entirely in the browser and syncs across desktop, tablet and mobile apps, ensuring that the new screeners and broker connection are accessible on any device【1】.
These enhancements illustrate TradingView’s push to become a universal gateway for market analysis and trade execution, especially in regions where direct brokerage access has been limited. The real test will be whether the new tools drive measurable user growth and whether other brokers follow suit, expanding the platform’s ecosystem beyond its current core markets.
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