LIMASSOL, Cyprus, Jan 8, 2026, 17:00 (GMT+2)
- B2PRIME said it has integrated its B2TRADER platform with TradingView and was named a Platinum Partner.
- The firm said clients can trade from TradingView charts and switch between B2TRADER accounts via TradingView’s trading panel.
- B2PRIME said TradingView serves more than 100 million users worldwide.
B2PRIME Group said on Thursday it has integrated its B2TRADER execution platform with TradingView, letting clients place trades directly from TradingView charts. The company said TradingView has recognised it as a Platinum Partner.
The timing is not random. Charting tools are being pulled deeper into execution, with brokers and institutional platforms trying to keep traders inside a single screen from analysis to order entry. Finance Magnates said TradingView integrations are expanding as platforms compete on workflow and access.
B2PRIME is pitching reach as much as tech. The firm said TradingView serves more than 100 million users and supports custom indicators built with Pine Script, TradingView’s scripting language.
The integration allows users to switch between B2TRADER accounts via the Trading Panel, B2PRIME said, and to trade from charts while using tools such as RSI and Bollinger Bands indicators. Alex Tsepaev, the group’s chief strategy officer, said the setup “can give traders a simpler, more efficient way to access liquidity.” markets.businessinsider.com
TradingView uses platinum, gold and silver broker badges to mark official broker accounts, with platinum shown as a blue BROKER badge, according to its help pages.
For B2PRIME, the upside is straightforward: fewer steps between a chart and a trade can mean more orders routed through its pipes. That does not guarantee stickier clients, but it lowers the excuse count.
But integrations can turn into a blame game when markets get busy. If the login flow drags, charts lag, or account checks slow new users, traders can shift to another broker in the same panel with little friction.
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