Clear Street has joined TradingView’s broker network, enabling clients to trade U.S. equities, exchange-traded funds and options directly through the TradingView platform as the two companies expand access to integrated trading and market-analysis tools.
The integration allows eligible Clear Street customers to connect their brokerage accounts to TradingView and place orders without leaving the platform. Users can combine TradingView’s charting, market data and analytical tools with Clear Street’s brokerage and execution infrastructure.
Under the arrangement, Clear Street remains responsible for brokerage services and trade execution, while TradingView provides the interface through which investors can analyse markets and submit orders. The setup is designed to reduce the need for traders to move between separate analysis and execution platforms.
The partnership gives Clear Street access to TradingView’s large international community of market participants while expanding the selection of brokers available through the charting platform. For traders, the addition provides another route for accessing U.S. securities through an environment already widely used for technical analysis and market monitoring.
Clear Street has built its business around a technology-driven capital markets infrastructure and has historically maintained a strong presence among institutional and professional market participants. More recently, the company has expanded its offering for individual investors, making the TradingView connection particularly relevant to its broader growth strategy.
According to figures highlighted by TradingView in announcing the integration, Clear Street handles approximately $28.4 billion in average daily notional trading volume and supports around $31.2 billion in client balances, reflecting the scale of the brokerage infrastructure being connected to the platform.
For TradingView, adding Clear Street continues the expansion of its broker integration network, which enables users to move from market research and chart analysis to execution within a single interface. The company has steadily broadened the number of brokers and asset classes accessible through its platform as competition intensifies across digital trading services.
The collaboration reflects a wider trend across the brokerage industry toward combining execution, market data and analytical technology in more unified trading environments. As traders increasingly expect faster access to information and fewer steps between identifying an opportunity and placing an order, integrations between brokers and trading platforms are becoming an increasingly important part of the digital brokerage landscape.
