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Prop Firms With TradingView
6 firms · Updated July 2026
TradingView support means you can analyse and execute in the same place. For most firms that advertise it, the connection runs through an execution platform that plugs into TradingView's charts — you keep the charting, alerts and scripts you already use, and orders route to the firm's account underneath. If your workflow already lives in TradingView, that beats learning a proprietary terminal, and it makes moving between firms later far less painful.
Check the details per firm, though, because "TradingView support" spans very different setups. Some firms offer full in-chart order execution, others only chart integration with orders placed elsewhere, and the depth of the integration varies with the platform sitting in between. Fees and rules also vary as much here as anywhere: TradingView access does not correlate with generous drawdown or cheap challenges, so treat it as a filter, not a recommendation.
The list below covers every firm we track that lists TradingView as a supported platform, ranked by the cheapest account after live discounts, with each firm's full platform list on its review page.
How we rank
Only firms listing TradingView among their platforms appear, ordered by their cheapest account after live discounts. The order is recomputed from the pricing and terms in our database whenever a firm's data changes — no firm can pay for its position on this page. Read more about where our data comes from in our research methodology.
Prop Firms With TradingView: FAQs
Can you trade a prop firm account directly from TradingView?
Often, yes — through an execution platform that connects the firm's account to TradingView's charts. How deep the integration goes differs by firm and platform: some support full in-chart order management, others chart-only workflows. Verify the specifics per firm.
Do I need a paid TradingView plan?
Firms do not generally require one — the connection works from a free TradingView account. Paid tiers only matter for TradingView's own limits, like the number of indicators per chart or simultaneous alerts, which some strategies run into.
Is TradingView better than MT5 for prop trading?
It is a workflow choice. TradingView wins on charting, alerts and Pine Script community tools; MT5 wins if your edge is built on MetaTrader expert advisors. Pick the platform your existing strategy actually needs, then choose among firms that support it.
Why does the integration platform matter?
Because it sets what you can do from the chart — order types, partial closes, position management — and where you go when something breaks. Two firms both 'supporting TradingView' through different platforms can feel very different to trade. The firm's review lists which platform sits in between.
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