“Trader demand” was a key driver behind The5ers’ native TradingView integration, with users consistently identifying the charting platform “as their preferred environment for technical analysis,” Gil Ben Hur, founder of The5ers, said. The integration allows traders to analyse markets and execute orders directly from TradingView charts within the company’s proprietary trading platform.

Ben Hur said bringing execution capabilities into The5ers’ platform would “eliminate unnecessary software friction” and remain “true to our core mission” of supporting traders. He added that the integration is the first step in a roadmap that includes institutional-grade trading tools, deeper performance analytics and educational resources.

The launch follows The5ers’ technology expansion. Earlier this year, the firm’s founders entered the regulated brokerage business with CySEC licensed TSG, describing the move as part of “building a unified trading ecosystem.” Recently, the broker secured a Seychelles license for its offshore operations.

Native Integration Eliminates Third-Party Trading Workflows

The integration combines TradingView’s charting and analytical tools with The5ers’ backend infrastructure, enabling traders to manage accounts, monitor risk metrics and execute trades from a single interface.

The feature is available immediately to eligible users across the firm’s challenge and funded trading programmes.

Ben Hur said the release represents “a complete evolution” by fully embedding “the direct trading and execution engine” into The5ers’ proprietary ecosystem. He added that traders now have “a complete, end-to-end trading workspace” inside The5ers Hub.

To support that experience, the functionality is built directly into The5ers’ proprietary technology stack rather than relying on browser-based integrations or third-party API connections.

Ben Hur described the approach as “true native engineering,” explaining that it creates a direct connection between live account metrics, risk parameters and TradingView’s charting environment while keeping account information synchronised. He added that it “refused to take shortcuts” in developing the solution.

Integration Extends Across All Account Stages

As part of the integration, traders can place market, limit and stop orders directly from TradingView charts, including bracket orders with take-profit and stop-loss instructions. It also supports TradingView chart layouts, technical indicators, drawing tools, alerts, screeners, custom timeframes and multi-asset charting.

Ben Hur said traders can “analyze complex market structures and execute trades instantly directly from the chart interface,” using market, limit, stop and integrated bracket orders.

The company also said the feature is available across all eligible account stages rather than being reserved for higher tiers, adding that it does not believe in “gating premium technology behind paywalls.”

Building on its previous TradingView support, the company said the latest release expands its earlier chart integration by embedding execution capabilities directly into The5ers Hub. The integration forms part of the firm’s broader technology roadmap, which includes institutional-grade trading tools, deeper performance analytics and educational resources.

Ben Hur concluded the integration is designed to deliver “a clean, harmonious, and stress-free workflow” by allowing traders to “conduct research, track news, monitor risk metrics, and manage positions” within a single interface.

This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.Retail FXRead More

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