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With this integration, brokers can incorporate TradingView technology into their platforms either through their own proprietary infrastructure or as part of a Trade Server-powered backend.
Trade Server is built as a frontend-agnostic, API-first backend, with no proprietary front end of its own. This gives brokers full control over their infrastructure, predictable flat monthly pricing, and the ability to pair the trading interface their clients expect with a backend built for true multi-asset trading.
There are three main ways brokers can work with TradingView technology on Trade Server.
The first is TradingView charting integration, where brokers can offer TradingView charting features alongside order management and an account interface, powered by Trade Server.
The second is TradingView Advanced Charts, designed for brokers who already have their own trading interface and want to embed Advanced Charts into their proprietary front ends.
The third is the TradingView Trading Platform library. The Trading Platform library provides the core components needed to build trading platforms. It is based on Advanced Charts and includes charting, technical analysis tools, order management, and real-time updates, enabling companies to create efficient and user-friendly trading applications.
Powered by Trade Server, brokers can use the Trading Platform library to build complete, multi-asset trading applications on their own infrastructure.
TradingView provides the charting and platform components. Trade Server provides the backend infrastructure that supports them.
Trade Server supports FX, CFDs, crypto spot, crypto perpetuals, exchange-traded instruments, futures, and more from a single trading account. Margin and liquidation are calculated across all positions, with cross-asset collateral and unified liquidation logic, allowing brokers to operate a genuinely multi-asset book rather than separate silos per asset class.
On performance, Trade Server delivers around 21μs execution latency, 500K+ orders per second, capacity for 10M+ open positions, and a 99.999% uptime SLA.
Subscription pricing is based on account capacity rather than trading volume, meaning brokers can keep infrastructure costs predictable regardless of how much their clients trade.
The integration gives brokers a way to offer a modern, full-featured trading platform while keeping full control over their backend infrastructure.
Brokers can combine the charting and platform components traders expect with a backend designed for multi-asset trading from one account, flat pricing, and the development agility of an API-first architecture.
Your Bourse acts as a TradingView charts and Trading Platform library redistributor and integration owner. This means brokers receive a defined onboarding flow, pre-built integration layers, technical support throughout implementation, and ongoing maintenance and updates.
Trade Server’s API-first architecture simplifies the integration of both TradingView charts and the Trading Platform library, supporting faster onboarding compared with legacy backend alternatives.
“TradingView has established itself as the industry standard for modern retail trading interfaces, and our partnership now covers both TradingView charts and the TradingView Trading Platform library,” said Kate Rutkovskaya, Chief Revenue Officer at Your Bourse. “With Your Bourse Trade Server’s true multi-asset capabilities, brokers can build complete trading platforms and diversify their offerings across asset classes from a single account. By combining TradingView technology with Trade Server, we give brokers a modern trading environment with full control over their backend infrastructure.”
To see how TradingView charts and the TradingView Trading Platform library run on Your Bourse Trade Server, get in touch with the Your Bourse team to arrange a demo:
Your Bourse is the connectivity provider that offers a comprehensive Platform-as-a-Service solution for FX, CFD, and crypto liquidity management, data analytics, reporting, and risk management.
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