LONDON -- Tradu, the powerful multi-asset trading platform, has announced a strategic partnership with TradingView, a leading platform for traders and investors that provides real-time data, customisable charts and technical analysis tools.

Through this partnership, Tradu’s clients will have access to TradingView’s most sophisticated charting library, empowering them to analyse markets more effectively, create custom charting templates and execute trades seamlessly using TradingView’s award-winning front-end within the Tradu CFD ecosystem - all with single-sign-on and no additional fees. This integration represents a significant enhancement to the resources available to Tradu’s users, ensuring they have the best tools at their fingertips.

The charting and trading tool includes:

· 110+ advanced drawing tools, 100+ technical indicators and 10+ different chart types
· Advanced charting capabilities including trading from the chart, displaying multiple charts at once, creating chart snapshots and drawings, custom resolutions and advanced price scaling
· Up-to-date market news from Tradu’s newsfeed
· Server-side storage of Watchlists and Settings

Brendan Callan, CEO at Tradu, commented: “Our goal at Tradu has always been to provide our clients with the most sophisticated tools available to enhance their trading experience. TradingView has proven itself to be a leader in charting and trading solutions, and we are thrilled to offer its platform to our clients at no additional cost. This partnership aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver cutting-edge resources that empower active traders and investors to succeed.”

Pierce Crosby, General Manager at TradingView, commented: “As a new platform, we find Tradu in a unique position in the market considering they are building all new technology and leveraging the best in class charting tools - among other great resources for traders. We will work closely with the Tradu team to bring new products to market and give traders the ability to trade multiple asset classes all from a single platform.”