Institutional Broker Clear Street Extends Retail Reach Through TradingView

The integration brings US stocks, ETFs and options to TradingView users as Clear Street expands the audience for infrastructure originally built for hedge funds and institutional investors.

Institutional brokerage and financial infrastructure provider Clear Street has joined TradingView’s broker network, allowing its clients to trade US stocks, exchange-traded funds and options directly through the charting and analysis platform.

The integration extends Clear Street’s expansion into individual investing. Founded in 2018, the New York-based firm initially served hedge funds, institutional investors and professional active traders. It now has a route to customers through a platform with more than 100 million registered users.

The move follows the launch of Clear Street’s own trading platform for individual investors on 14 May 2026. At that launch, the company said individuals would use the same execution, clearing, settlement, custody, risk management and reporting infrastructure as its institutional clients.

Uri Cohen, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Clear Street

Uri Cohen, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Clear Street, said:

"We built Clear Street to bring institutional-grade technology and infrastructure to a broader market. Partnering with TradingView, the world's leading charting and analysis platform, lets us meet traders where they already work."

Institutional Infrastructure, Wider Distribution

That retail expansion sits alongside continued investment in its institutional operations. As LIQUIDITYFINDER reported in its coverage of Clear Street’s London Stock Exchange clearing membership, the firm’s UK business now provides execution, clearing and financing in UK and European equities, with UK, European and US positions held on a single ledger.

At the time of that September announcement, Clear Street reported more than 900 institutional clients and average daily US equities trading volume of $33.6 billion, representing approximately 3.4% of the market.

The company is also expanding distribution through other financial institutions. Its recent appointment of Stephen Nash as Chief Business Officer, Global Partnerships put the former DriveWealth executive in charge of commercial strategy for foreign financial institutions, banks and fintechs using Clear Street’s infrastructure to offer their customers access to US markets.

TradingView already has relationships with brokers that serve institutional clients. Saxo’s integration was rolled out in August 2019, while Interactive Brokers joined in May 2022. (See: Saxo’s addition of US stocks and single-stock CFDs to TradingView in July 2021.)

Stocks, ETFs And Options

Under the announced pricing, Clear Street clients can trade stocks and ETFs commission-free, while options carry no per-contract fee. Applicable regulatory and exchange fees are passed through at cost.

Accounts have a $100 minimum deposit, with no deposit, withdrawal or inactivity fees, according to Clear Street.

Denis Globa, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of TradingView, said:

"TradingView is committed to giving our global community of traders access to best-in-class execution partners. Adding Clear Street to our broker network gives our users access to modern trading technology and the competitive, transparent pricing that comes with it."

Clients can connect their Clear Street account by selecting the “Trade” button in TradingView’s Supercharts and choosing Clear Street from the available brokers.

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