Spreadex Seals A New Partnership Deal With TradingView
Spreadex, a British-based company providing spread betting retail brokerage, crossed a partnership deal with TradingView, one of the social network and charting platforms. The move has been raised to increase the customer relationship between the broker and the clients.
The news released by the broker disclosed that it has implemented the popular trading solution. On top of it, Spreadex expanded its current offering of the proprietary platform available on the web and mobile devices.
“Our customers will now be able to benefit from a seamless integration between two of the most popular services in the industry,” Tom Salmon, the Head of Trading at Spreadex, said.
“We are absolutely delighted to be able to provide a service using the latest tech that clients want. With our customer-centric approach, we know that this will help our customers to make more informed trading decisions.”
Initially, Spreadex was established to offer charting tools, technical indicators, and real-time data. However, the new integration expands its services allowing clients to connect their accounts with the platform and execute trades. The trades can be accessed directly from TradingView’s web and mobile charts.
The Cause Of TradingView Demand
Spreadex’s partnership with TradingView comes two days after a renowned UK and Cyprus broker, FXOpen, inked the same deal with TradingView.
Clients on FXOpen are now entitled to four trading platforms. These include MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 and TickTrader.
Ever since 2016, TradingView enabled direct trading on its platform, and to date, it has signed in several partnerships with different cryptocurrency platforms and brokerages. The broker has welcomed five seven integrations in 2022, Spreadex and FXOpen included.
Early last month, Tradesmarter, a trading technology provider, integrated TradingView’s charting tools into its white-label trading platform. Later in the month, Blackbull Markets and okx, a crypto exchange platform signed a partnership with TradingView. This move allowed clients to execute trades on social media directly.
Pepperstone, a brokerage based in Australia, joined the group in February and Eightcap followed later in May.
