It’s simple. We’ve pioneered ultra-low-cost trading so our clients can keep more of their returns at the end of a trading day*.

Sign up for a Trade Nation account then log in to TradingView. Connect your Trade Nation account to TradingView through the Trading Panel at the bottom of the Supercharts screen within the TradingView interface. You’ll then be able to trade in your Trade Nation account directly from TradingView.

Through the TradingView integration, you can trade CFDs, spread bets and spread trades on a wide range of Indices, FX, commodities, individual equities and cryptos.  

Note: We’re a global broker, and the range of products and markets available may change based on your jurisdiction.

You can execute trades directly on the TradingView charting interface in your Trade Nation trading account. To do this, log into TradingView and use the TradingView Trading panel or Broker Profile to connect.

Trade Nation performs all the functions you expect of a well-regulated broker. We are the counterparty to your trades, we hold your trading funds in client-segregated accounts to margin your positions, hold appropriate regulatory capital, provide price quotes, and more.

When viewing a Trade Nation market in TradingView, it’s the Trade Nation pricing feed that you’re seeing. This, coupled with the connection direct to your trading account allows you to trade with Trade Nation from TradingView seamlessly. You can trade directly from the charts or via the order/deal ticket.

TradingView is not the counterparty to your trades – it doesn’t hold your funds or act as a broker. You’re using TradingView for its extensive analytical features, not to place a trade with.

We expect most of your time will be spent analysing markets on TradingView, but there’s things they can’t do for you. Need to do some admin on your trading account? Visit the Trade Nation client portal. Here, you can withdraw and deposit funds, access Trade Nation support, and open additional trading accounts. You can log in to the portal on this website.

Yes, trades placed through TradingView can also be managed on Trade Nation’s own trading platform TN Trader. This can be accessed from the account portal on this website.

No. The Trade Nation integration is available for all levels of TradingView subscription. You can trade with Trade Nation on TradingView on the free tier.

Yes, you can backtest different strategies on TradingView. There are two different ways to do it – automated or manual.

For manual backtesting, use the ‘Bar Replay’ function available on the chart screen. This can help you to go back and look at historical data to see how many times your preferred strategy was successful. How? Go to your preferred date and time, click the ‘Replay’ icon in the top menu bar and choose the candlestick where you want to start the replay. To control the playback, press the ‘Play’ or ‘Forward’ icons at the bottom of the chart.

To automate the process, you can use TradingView’s Strategy Tester, which allows you to run automated simulations on strategies programmed through Pine Script.

To practice without using real money, TradingView offers the ability to paper trade. To access it, simply go to the charts and choose the preferred financial asset you’d like to trade.

Next, click ‘Trading Panel’ then ‘Paper Trading’. Once you’ve clicked on it, you can adjust the settings, such as the amount of money you want to trade with and modify the commissions to give you a real-world trading experience.

With paper trading, you can open and close positions, place different market orders, and see the complete history of all your trades – including the end result.

Make TradingView your own with customised layouts and different coloured charts to match your specifications. Simply right-click anywhere on the chart and a pop-up menu will appear. Scroll down to ‘Settings’ and find a variety of customising options, like:

Changing the candlesticks' colours.
Adding or removing items on the status line.
Customising aspects of the scales and lines.
Customising elements of the canvas, such as the background.
Customise what you want to see or don’t want to see while in a trade, such as the take-profit line or stop-loss line.
Add or remove certain fundamental analysis features, such as an icon at the bottom of the screen to show you when important news events will be released.

The easiest way to calculate pips on TradingView is by using the ‘Measure’ tool on the left side menu.

Using this tool is easy. Let’s say you’re trading the EUR/USD forex pair. You see that the price increased significantly, and you want to know how many pips it moved upwards.

Simply click on the ‘Measure’ tool then click on the close of the lowest candlestick before the start of the uptrend and drag the cursor to the highest point of interest. You’ll see a blue box with two arrows, a horizontal and a vertical arrow, and information at the top showing you the amount of pips price moved upwards, the number of bars present in the move –  and the time it took to reach that point.

For a downtrend, simply drag the ‘Measure’ tool downward.