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TradingView

“Can TradingView become the universal trading and financial analysis super-app by embedding broker execution and creator monetization into its 100M+ user charting platform?”

Founded2011
HQNew York, NY, USA (also listed as London, UK in some sources)
Total raised$388.8M
Latest roundSeries C
IndustryFintech / Investment
The story

Founded in 2011 as a charting and social network platform for retail traders, TradingView grew to 100M+ users by offering best-in-class financial visualization tools. Over time it evolved from a pure charting SaaS into a trading super-app by embedding broker integrations — allowing users to place trades directly from its platform via partners like Alpaca and CMC Markets. More recently it launched the Creator Program (Paid Spaces) enabling user monetization of financial content, adding a marketplace dynamic. Its embedded finance angle is centered on broker/execution integrations rather than banking or lending.

Last 12 months
2025-12
2025-04
Product timeline
2011
TradingView founded as a charting and social network platform for traders and investors.· pivot
2018
Updated privacy policy to comply with GDPR, disclosing third-party data processors.· pivot
2023
Launched broker integrations enabling users to trade directly from the TradingView platform via connected broker accounts (e.g., CMC Markets, Alpaca).· banking
2024
Launched the TradingView Creator Program (Paid Spaces) allowing Pine Script authors to monetize indicators and strategies via paid subscriptions.· pivot
The stack
0 layers disclosed in TradingView’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting gap: none

TradingView — frequently asked

Where is TradingView headquartered?

TradingView is founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York, NY, USA (also listed as London, UK in some sources).

How much funding has TradingView raised?

TradingView has raised $388.8M in total (latest round: Series C).

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