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Darwinex, which owns an FCA- and CNMV-regulated broker, has launched an integration with TradingView, giving the charting platform's traders a direct route from analysis to a verifiable track record and access to real investor capital.
Executing trades through a broker on TradingView is not new. What is new, according to Darwinex, is what happens to the trading data afterwards. Every trade placed through a Darwinex account, including those made from a TradingView chart, can now feed a verified, publicly auditable performance record on the Darwinex platform. Those track records form the basis on which capital is allocated across Darwinex, meaning a trader who proves themselves can attract real investor capital on the merit of their results alone, without changing the tools they already use.
Juan Colón, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Darwinex
Juan Colón, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Darwinex said:
"The world's most-used analysis platform and user network just became a path towards an investable track-record. TradingView users may now merit their asset manager journey with us, starting a credible track-record today to earn success fees tomorrow."
The integration is available across both of Darwinex's platforms. On Darwinex, the regulated broker, traders trade with live capital on a fully regulated account. On Darwinex Zero, its subscription-based trader development platform, traders build the same verified track record using synthetic capital, with the opportunity to attract synthetic capital allocations and, as their record develops, real investor capital.
Darwinex Zero is positioned by the firm as a safer path for traders looking to manage serious investor capital. Learning to trade by risking one's own money is, in the company's view, rarely the right way to build a durable career. Darwinex Zero instead lets a trader develop their skill over time and prove it on a public record, while attracting the mindset of traders suited to managing capital responsibly, before a cent of real trader money is ever at stake. The only cost involved is the monthly subscription.
Miguel Sato, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder, Darwinex
Miguel Sato, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder, Darwinex commented:
"Every order placed on a TradingView chart has to flow through our systems cleanly and feed a verified track record in real time. That's demanding engineering. But for the trader, all of that complexity disappears. They simply get the world's best charting tools wired directly into everything Darwinex offers. That's what great infrastructure should do: make something genuinely difficult feel effortless."
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