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Brokers and prop firms you can trade with on TradingView
By Wealth.cat editorial team Updated October 7, 2026 Facts verified on October 7, 2026
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Brokers with TradingView
| Brokers | Our score | Accounts | Min. deposit | Read review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 IC Markets | Not rated yet | cTrader Raw Spread | $0 | Read review |
 Pepperstone | Not rated yet | Razor | $0 | Read review |
Prop firms with TradingView
| Prop firms | Our score | Challenges | From | Read review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 FTMO | Not rated yet | FTMO Challenge: 2-Step, FTMO Challenge: 1-Step | €79 | Read review |
 Lucid Trading | Not rated yet | LucidFlex 25K, LucidFlex 50K, LucidFlex 100K & 150K | — | Read review |
 The5ers | Not rated yet | High Stakes (New) — $2.5K to $25K, High Stakes (New) — $50K and $100K, Pro Growth (1-Step Growth) | $19 | Read review |
Trading from TradingView charts
TradingView is a charting platform and social network for traders. Besides charts and alerts, it lets you connect an account at a supported broker and place orders directly from the chart. The broker still holds your money and executes your trades; TradingView is only the front end.
Things to know
- Not every account type connects. A broker may support TradingView for some account types or entities only.
- Data versus execution. The chart you see may come from a different data feed from the prices your broker trades at. With a connected account, check that the symbol is the broker’s own.
- Prop firms. Some prop firms let you trade their challenges through TradingView; the firm’s loss limits still apply to every order.
- Your TradingView plan. Charting features depend on your plan, so check what yours includes.
The tables list the brokers and prop firms we review that offer TradingView.