FX brokers who possess the Match-Trader server now have the ability to link with the TradingView interface. This partnership is designed to cater to the increasing need for all-inclusive trading solutions.

Match-Trade Technologies, the company behind the Match-Trader platform, has revealed a partnership with TradingView, a widely-used charting and social trading platform. This integration allows brokers who utilize Match-Trader to link their back-end trading systems with TradingView’s front-end charting utilities and community functionalities.

Per the companies, the objective of this integration is to satisfy the escalating need from brokers for sturdy trading solutions that merge cutting-edge technology with intuitive interfaces. Match-Trader delivers superior trade matching features, whereas TradingView provides comprehensive charting and analysis capabilities via its web and mobile applications, which are utilized by more than 50 million traders worldwide.

The unified solution will enable brokers using Match-Trader to utilize TradingView’s visualization capabilities and social features to draw in new traders and improve services for current clients. Concurrently, TradingView will benefit from broadened broker connectivity and access to Match-Trader’s extensive broker network.

Spokespersons from both companies showed excitement about the potential of the partnership. Rauan Khassan, the Vice President of International Growth at TradingView, stated that the partnership aids in “enhancing broker value propositions with our tools and reaching a worldwide audience.” Alexis Droussiotis, the Leader of Match-Trader, is of the opinion that partnering with TradingView meets market anticipations for “sophisticated back-end technology and varied trading experiences.”

Following months of development and testing, the integration is now finalized, allowing brokers who use Match-Trader’s servers to set TradingView as their trading interface. The companies promote the integrated solution as flexible and safe, providing brokers with the ability to expand their operations.

For TradingView, this represents another partnership with a firm that offers tech solutions to brokers. Just last week, Finance Magnates announced that the platform had formed a partnership with DXtrade. This integration consolidates crucial features such as order execution, risk management, and commissions within DXtrade.

Match-Trade Technologies has recently enhanced its range of services. The company introduced a mobile variant of its Forex CRM, promoting improved accessibility and operational adaptability for brokers. This mobile CRM incorporates essential features, enabling smooth business administration.

In addition to this advancement, Match-Trade has enhanced its trading platform, Match-Trader, providing users with increased control in Social Trading. The Client Office now includes features that allow for the modification of allocations and the ability to unfollow Social Trading subscriptions without the necessity to close positions.

In a distinct progression, Match-Trade Technologies has declared its plan to provide the Match-Trader platform as a standalone back-end technology solution. This strategy enables brokers to integrate Match-Trader’s sophisticated matching engine with their bespoke front-end trading platforms.