What is the best broker to use with TradingView?

Pepperstone is our top pick: it supports TradingView alongside MT4, MT5 and cTrader, published a 0.1-pip average EUR/USD spread on Razor in August 2026, and has a $0 minimum deposit.

Which TradingView brokers accept US clients?

Among the brokers we rank, OANDA and IG (through IG US) list TradingView and accept US clients. We have not verified which platforms IG US offers, so check before opening an account.

Does Interactive Brokers work with TradingView?

TradingView is not among the platforms listed for Interactive Brokers in our verified data. Its platforms are Trader Workstation, IBKR Desktop, IBKR Mobile and Client Portal.

Is trading through TradingView more expensive?

Our verified data does not list an extra charge for trading through TradingView; the costs shown are the broker account's own. For example, Pepperstone Razor costs about $8 per standard-lot round turn on EUR/USD.

Which TradingView broker also offers TradeLocker?

Eightcap lists both TradingView and TradeLocker, alongside MT4 and MT5.

Best TradingView Brokers 2026

The best TradingView brokers

Pepperstone is our top TradingView broker: it connects to TradingView, publishes a 0.1-pip average EUR/USD spread on its Razor account, and holds ASIC, FCA, CySEC and DFSA licences. Eightcap is the pick if you want TradingView and TradeLocker side by side, IG is strongest on regulation, IC Markets on raw-spread volume, and OANDA is the TradingView option for US residents alongside IG US. Figures were verified November 2026.

Our picks

Pepperstone: TradingView plus MT4, MT5 and cTrader, a published 0.1-pip raw average and $0 minimum.
Eightcap: native TradingView and TradeLocker support, raw from 0.0 pips plus $7 round turn, no inactivity fee.
IG: TradingView alongside ProRealTime and L2 Dealer, regulated in more top-tier jurisdictions than most peers.
IC Markets: TradingView with a 0.1-pip raw average, 2,850+ instruments.
OANDA: TradingView integration for US clients, NFA-regulated, no minimum on the standard account.

TradingView broker comparison

Broker	Score	Platforms	EUR/USD cost	Minimum deposit	US clients
Pepperstone	92/100	MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, Pepperstone platform	Razor avg 0.1 pips + $7 RT; Standard avg 1.1 pips	$0	No
Eightcap	83/100	MT4, MT5, TradingView, TradeLocker	Raw from 0.0 pips + $7 RT	$100	No
IG	91/100	IG web and mobile, TradingView, MT4, MT5, ProRealTime, L2 Dealer	Spread-only from 0.6 pips	$50 by card; $250 for IG US	Yes (IG US)
IC Markets	88/100	MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, IC Social, ZuluTrade	Raw avg 0.1 pips + $7 RT	$200	No
OANDA	86/100	OANDA web and mobile, TradingView, MetaTrader (varies by region)	US spread-only avg 1.4 pips	No minimum on standard	Yes

1. Pepperstone: best overall TradingView broker

Pepperstone supports every major platform, including TradingView, so you can chart and trade in TradingView while keeping MT4, MT5 or cTrader for automated or scalping setups. Its Razor account averaged 0.1 pips on EUR/USD in August 2026 plus $7 round turn on MetaTrader, and its Standard account averaged 1.1 pips. It has no minimum deposit, scores 15/15 for platforms and 92/100 overall, and ranks first in our broker ranking.

Drawback: not available to US residents, and some international sign-ups may be placed with its Bahamas entity, which has fewer protections.

2. Eightcap: best for TradingView and TradeLocker users

Eightcap is built around platform choice. It offers native TradingView and TradeLocker support next to MT4 and MT5, which earns it 14/15 for platforms. Its Raw account is quoted from 0.0 pips plus $7 round turn, the minimum deposit is $100, and there is no inactivity fee. It holds ASIC (AFSL 391441), FCA (921296) and CySEC (246/14) licences and scores 83/100.

Drawback: Eightcap publishes only minimum spreads, not averages. Its global site lists only its offshore entities (Bahamas, Seychelles, Mauritius) in the footer, so confirm which entity will hold your account.

3. IG: best for regulation and advanced charting choice

IG pairs TradingView with ProRealTime, L2 Dealer, MT4, MT5 and its own web and mobile platforms, a full 15/15 for platforms. It was founded in 1974, is regulated by the FCA, BaFin, ASIC, FINMA, MAS, DFSA, JFSA and FSCA, and serves US clients through IG US (CFTC/NFA). The minimum is $50 by card, or $250 for IG US. It scores 91/100.

Drawback: forex is spread-only from 0.6 pips, and its latest published average EUR/USD spread is from 2021. We have not verified which platforms IG US offers.

4. IC Markets: best for high-volume TradingView traders

IC Markets offers TradingView along with MT4, MT5, cTrader, IC Social and ZuluTrade. Its Raw account averages 0.1 pips on EUR/USD plus $7 round turn, and it lists 2,850+ instruments. It scores 24/25 for costs and 88/100 overall.

Drawback: the global site (now ic.com) onboards clients through Raw Trading Ltd, regulated by the FSA Seychelles, with leverage up to 1:5000, far above top-tier limits. The minimum deposit is $200.

5. OANDA: best TradingView broker for US residents

OANDA integrates with TradingView and is regulated by the CFTC and NFA, plus the FCA, ASIC, MAS, CIRO, FSA Japan and KNF. The standard account has no minimum, and US leverage on majors is 50:1. It has been owned by the FTMO group since December 2025 and scores 86/100.

Drawback: the US standard account averages 1.4 pips on EUR/USD, and core pricing ($14 round turn) needs a $10,000 balance.

A worked example: what a TradingView trade costs

Our verified data does not list a separate charge for trading through TradingView, so the figures below are the broker account's own costs. On one standard lot of EUR/USD, where a pip is worth about $10, a round turn costs about $1 + $7 = $8 at Pepperstone Razor or IC Markets (0.1-pip average plus commission), about $11 on Pepperstone Standard (1.1 pips), and about $14 at OANDA's US standard account (1.4 pips). Eightcap is $7 plus a spread it quotes only "from" 0.0 pips, and IG is at least $6 from its 0.6-pip minimum. Check other sizes with the pip value calculator.

How we chose

The hard filter was simple: the broker's platform list must include TradingView. Six brokers in our ranking pass: Pepperstone, IG, IC Markets, OANDA, Tickmill and Eightcap. We then ordered them by fit for traders who want to work from TradingView, weighing platform choice, published costs and regulation, with the WizardTrader score as a tiebreaker. Tickmill also supports TradingView and charges $6 round turn, but publishes no average spreads; it narrowly missed our top five. Interactive Brokers and XM do not list TradingView. See our methodology and the trading platforms comparison.

What to check before you open an account

TradingView on your account type and entity. Our data lists TradingView at broker level; we have not verified it for every account type or regional entity. Confirm before funding.
Which entity you sign up with. Offshore entities offer higher leverage and fewer protections.
Published average spreads. See what a spread is for why "from" prices can mislead.
Position sizing. Use the position size calculator before you trade from a chart.

Sources

Provider data on this page was verified November 2026 against these sources:

Pepperstone

Eightcap

IG

IC Markets

OANDA

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Best TradingView brokers in 2026