Australia-headquartered ThinkMarkets has teamed up with
TradingView to enhance trading accessibility on desktops. This partnership
introduces ThinkMarkets to TradingView’s broker list, expanding its trading
offerings.
Founded in 2010, ThinkMarkets aims to make trading accessible by
providing tools for navigating global markets. The brokerage offers a range of
assets, including CFDs on currency pairs, stocks, and commodities. It
emphasizes fast and reliable order execution and provides various free and
convenient funding methods.
ThinkMarkets has attracted clients from over 165 countries.
It maintains a secure trading environment through regulation and oversight. With
this new integration, users can now trade using their ThinkMarkets accounts
directly on the TradingView platform.
New Prop Trading Brand
Meanwhile, ThinkMarkets
has launched a prop trading service under the brand ThinkCapital, as
reported by Finance Magnates. ThinkMarkets
joins several other forex and CFDs brokers in offering prop trading services.
The trend began with Axi, OANDA, and Hantec Markets,
followed by IC Markets, Traders Trust, and Trade.com. IC Markets provides these
services through TC Systems FZE, a UAE-registered entity, which went live last
month.
ThinkCapital, like other prop trading services, offers
simulated trading and educational tools. Among these brands, only Axi allows
live market trades to funded traders. OANDA uses its funded traders as signal
generators, executing trades based on its risk management strategies.
ThinkCapital’s services are available to traders from
European countries, excluding Croatia. However, it remains cautious about
offering services to traders in the United States, limiting such services to
its own ThinkTrader platform.
ThinkMarkets has been providing services to other prop
trading brands, including asset price data, an admin dashboard, and CRM. It
also licenses its ThinkTrader platform and previously offered a grey-labelled
MetaTrader licence. ThinkCapital currently uses MetaTrader 5, but with its
integration with TradingView, it plans to add ThinkTrader for trading directly
from TradingView charts.
Australia-headquartered ThinkMarkets has teamed up with
TradingView to enhance trading accessibility on desktops. This partnership
introduces ThinkMarkets to TradingView’s broker list, expanding its trading
offerings.
Founded in 2010, ThinkMarkets aims to make trading accessible by
providing tools for navigating global markets. The brokerage offers a range of
assets, including CFDs on currency pairs, stocks, and commodities. It
emphasizes fast and reliable order execution and provides various free and
convenient funding methods.
ThinkMarkets has attracted clients from over 165 countries.
It maintains a secure trading environment through regulation and oversight. With
this new integration, users can now trade using their ThinkMarkets accounts
directly on the TradingView platform.
New Prop Trading Brand
Meanwhile, ThinkMarkets
has launched a prop trading service under the brand ThinkCapital, as
reported by Finance Magnates. ThinkMarkets
joins several other forex and CFDs brokers in offering prop trading services.
The trend began with Axi, OANDA, and Hantec Markets,
followed by IC Markets, Traders Trust, and Trade.com. IC Markets provides these
services through TC Systems FZE, a UAE-registered entity, which went live last
month.
ThinkCapital, like other prop trading services, offers
simulated trading and educational tools. Among these brands, only Axi allows
live market trades to funded traders. OANDA uses its funded traders as signal
generators, executing trades based on its risk management strategies.
ThinkCapital’s services are available to traders from
European countries, excluding Croatia. However, it remains cautious about
offering services to traders in the United States, limiting such services to
its own ThinkTrader platform.
ThinkMarkets has been providing services to other prop
trading brands, including asset price data, an admin dashboard, and CRM. It
also licenses its ThinkTrader platform and previously offered a grey-labelled
MetaTrader licence. ThinkCapital currently uses MetaTrader 5, but with its
integration with TradingView, it plans to add ThinkTrader for trading directly
from TradingView charts.
