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TradingView now offers real‑time data on over 100,000 instruments from 50+ exchanges and adds Questrade, Tokenize, Fusion Markets, boosting its 10 million‑plus
TradingView announced a platform update that adds three new broker integrations—Questrade, Tokenize and Fusion Markets—while continuing to provide real‑time quotes on more than 100,000 instruments across 50 global exchanges, a service used by over 10 million traders worldwide【1】.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Users | 10 million+ (global)【1】 |
| Instruments covered | 100,000+ across 50+ exchanges【1】 |
| New broker partners | Questrade, Tokenize, Fusion Markets【1】 |
| Platform tier | Free tier with core charting; paid Pro/Pro+/Premium tiers for advanced tools【2】 |
The update reinforces TradingView’s claim of being a “one‑stop shop” for market data, now spanning equities, indices, forex, commodities, bonds, futures, ETFs and cryptocurrencies. Real‑time pricing includes major global indices such as the S&P 500, DAX, FTSE 100 and NIKKEI 225, as well as commodity prices for gold, oil and agricultural products【1】. By aggregating data from professional providers, the platform ensures that users can monitor price movements without switching between separate services.
TradingView’s charting suite offers over ten chart types—including line, Renko and Kagi—and a library of technical indicators, drawing tools and custom Pine Script strategies, rivaling desktop‑only platforms【1】. While the core functionality is free, the service tiers (Pro, Pro+, Premium) unlock additional indicators per chart, multi‑chart layouts and faster data feeds, catering to both beginners and professional traders【2】. The recent broker additions broaden order‑execution options, allowing users to trade directly through the platform’s interface.
The expansion underscores TradingView’s strategy to cement its position as the most active social network for traders, offering a unified, real‑time view of global markets while leveraging a growing ecosystem of broker partners.
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