FXOpen and TradingView Join Forces on Mobile

FXOpen has broadened its partnership with TradingView, making their integration available on mobile apps. This update enables traders to use FXOpen via TradingView's mobile applications, providing enhanced flexibility.

This integration combines state-of-the-art technology with a strong emphasis on customer service. FXOpen offers instant trade execution through various liquidity providers, ensuring real-time pricing. This advancement allows a greater number of users to find brokers that meet their trading preferences through the TradingView mobile app.

Users can now access all of FXOpen's features on mobile devices. To take advantage of this service, users simply need to open the TradingView mobile app, connect to FXOpen from the Chart screen using their broker account details, and begin trading.

Back in December 2022, FXOpen entered into a partnership with TradingView, a charting and social networking platform. This collaboration enabled FXOpen to provide TradingView as a fourth trading platform option for its clients, in addition to MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and TickTrader.

FXOpen revealed to Finance Magnates that this integration allows its UK clients to utilize advanced charting tools, execute trades directly from TradingView charts, and engage with a broad community of traders.

Gary Thomson, COO of FXOpen UK, highlighted that the partnership enhances client access to TradingView's platform, which boasts over 30 million monthly users involved in charting, chatting, and trading activities.

Rauan Khassan, VP of International Growth at TradingView, emphasized the collaboration as a significant step in solidifying TradingView's position as a comprehensive live trading platform.

The parent company of FXOpen, a UK-based forex and CFDs broker, published its fiscal year 2022 financial results, revealing a turnover of £645,643 and a net loss of £338,651. Despite a slight decline in gross profit to £436,452 due to higher sales costs, the company saw a 5.5% increase in turnover.

Administrative costs were reduced, resulting in an operating loss of £341,426, an improvement from the previous year. Including foreign exchange gains, the company reported a total comprehensive loss of £297,934, an improvement from the £456,913 loss reported the previous year.