The goal of the collaboration is to provide Webull's clients with an improved trading experience. Users in the USA can now utilize the service, and its intentions are to expand globally.

The charting platform and social network for traders, TradingView, has announced its most recent collaboration. This time, Webull, an American commission-free trading service provider, is added to the list of retail trading companies that use TradingView's products.

Through this cooperation, TradingView's charts, analytics, and community tools will be directly available to Webull users on the Webull platform. Without ever leaving their Webull account, traders may benefit from improved charting features, technical analysis, backward testing of trading techniques, and social interaction with other traders.

"Webull is dedicated to continuous enhancements that improve the retail trading environment," declared Anthony Denier, the Webull Group's recently appointed president. "Our partnership with TradingView eliminates slow and antiquated charting tools and customizations and unifies the whole investment process in one place."

The partnership aims to combine Webull's no-fee stock and options trading with TradingView's growing social trading community and extensive research capabilities. Users of Webull in the United States can now enjoy the integration of TradingView, with plans to expand globally. Depending on what feature sets people want, it offers both free and paid subscriptions.

Pierce Crosby, General Manager at TradingView, said, "We are excited about our collaboration with Webull and the integration of all essential trading features into a single platform to facilitate efficient and informed decision-making for Webull's worldwide traders."

After barely two weeks of the new year, the charting platform has already undergone another integration. The Polish broker OANDA TMS said just last week that it was the first to let its customers place trades directly from the TradingView platform's charts.

Concurrently, Match-Trader announced a partnership with the supplier. Brokers using Match-Trader can now connect their trading platforms to TradingView's social features and charting tools with this connection.Early in 2024, DXtrade, an institution, announced its own cooperation with TradingView in an effort to enhance brokerage services and user trading experiences.

As the new year gets underway, Webull doesn't seem to be slowing down. It is focusing on growth in the Americas and expanding its offerings to include Canada. As part of its Moneybull service, the company has also introduced an interest function on idle funds in Australia.