Comprehensive charting
A fast web interface, dozens of drawing tools and more than 100 built-in indicators.
TradingView has become a major technical analysis platform. Launched in 2011, it is now a benchmark for charting, community indicators and sharing trading ideas. Its direct trading option lets you place orders with a partner broker without leaving the TradingView interface.
Among the CIRO-authorized brokers in our comparison, two offer this integration for Forex and CFDs: FOREX.com and OANDA. The benefit is threefold: access to TradingView charts, to the vast library of Pine Script scripts created by the community, and direct execution without switching between two applications. Questrade offers TradingView for stocks and ETFs, but not for its Forex and CFD accounts.
TradingView offers a free version with limits and several paid plans (Essential, Plus, Premium, as well as professional plans) that unlock more simultaneous indicators, more alerts and more real-time data. Trading fees remain those of the broker.
Which Canadian brokers offer TradingView?
2 brokers in our comparison offer TradingView to Canadian clients, ranked by overall rating.
- 1
- Subsidiary of StoneX (NYSE)
- More than 80 currency pairs
- TradingView integration
- 2
- No minimum deposit required
- Some of the lowest spreads in the industry
- Native TradingView integration
Ranking updated on , based on our public 40-criteria methodology.
Not available in Canada at AvaTrade, Questrade, Plus500 and Fortrade, according to these brokers' platform pages consulted in November 2026. Always check availability on the broker's official website before opening an account.
What does TradingView offer?
Pine Script and community
An accessible scripting language and a vast library of scripts published by the community.
Integrated direct trading
Place orders with a partner broker without leaving TradingView.
Alerts and market replay
Customizable alerts and a Replay feature to replay price history and test a strategy.
Frequently asked questions
A free version (Basic) exists, with limits: a restricted number of indicators per chart, a single chart per tab and ads. Paid plans unlock more simultaneous indicators and alerts, and remove ads. See TradingView's pricing page for current prices.
No. Only brokers that have integrated direct trading with TradingView offer it. Among the brokers in our comparison, FOREX.com and OANDA offer this feature for Forex and CFDs in Canada.
For Forex, yes, at no cost. For stocks and indices, data fees may apply depending on the exchange. Paid plans give access to more real-time feeds.
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