UK traders using TradingView can now place spread bets
directly from their charts, as Tradu deepens its integration with the popular
platform.
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The move lets users speculate on indices, forex,
shares, stock baskets, and commodities without switching screens, reflecting a
broader trend toward seamless trading experiences.
Integrated Trading and Real-Time Spreads
Through the
new feature, clients can manage Spread Bet accounts with dynamically adjusted
spreads across more than 5,000 instruments. Tradu’s system automatically tracks spreads in real
time to help ensure traders get the most competitive pricing available.
Under UK rules, leverage remains capped at 1:30, and
all trades execute without commissions. The integration also enables
TradingView users to carry out analysis and execution in one workflow,
supported by Tradu’s low-latency infrastructure.
Spread betting allows traders to speculate on market
movements without owning the underlying assets. Tradu’s integration simplifies
this process by merging TradingView’s familiar charting tools with direct order
routing. The setup caters to active UK traders seeking efficient execution and
minimal friction.
Streamlined Workflow for Active Traders
Customers’ unused balances continue to accrue
interest, while Tradu’s support team remains available 24 hours a day. To use spread betting via Tradu, traders can open the
TradingView panel, select Tradu as their broker, and log in to their accounts.
The firm’s profile page on TradingView provides further details about the new
functionality and account setup.
Tradu has been expanding its services in Europe. It
recently partnered with Salt Edge, a specialist in open banking solutions, to
strengthen its security framework and enhance compliance with the EU’s Payment
Services Directive.
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Through the collaboration, Tradu will integrate Salt Edge’s open banking technology to streamline authentication and verification
processes, allowing for faster and more secure account access.
This upgrade aims to reduce friction in user
onboarding and account management while meeting stringent regulatory
requirements. Both companies said the initiative will help prevent fraud and
minimize disruptions in account funding and trading activities.
Tradu is a part of Jefferies-owned Stratos Group
International, which also operates the FX and CFDs broker FXCM. The brokerage was launched in the United Kingdom in 2023, with plans for global expansion.
This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
