Darwinex, an FCA and CNMV-regulated broker and asset manager, has launched direct trading execution on TradingView Supercharts, enabling clients to place forex and CFD orders without leaving their charting interface. The integration eliminates the workflow gap between technical analysis and order placement, allowing traders to execute positions directly from their charts.

  • Regulated by: FCA and CNMV
  • Office locations: London, Madrid, Nicosia
  • Client base: Over 100,000 traders served since 2012
  • Available instruments: CFDs on currencies, indices, commodities, and metals
  • Commission structure: €2.50 per lot on forex, €2.75 per lot on indices, 0.0025% on commodities; up to 40% rebated based on performance score
  • Withdrawal processing: Within 24 hours on working days

The broker offers an optional asset management feature that converts live trading results into an investable index. Traders maintain full privacy over their positions while retaining 15% of the returns generated for allocating investors. This model requires no minimum account size or formal pitching process, differentiating it from traditional managed account structures.

The commission structure incorporates a proprietary performance scoring system that rewards consistent risk management through rebates of up to 40%. Traders can access the integration by clicking the Trade button on Supercharts, selecting Darwinex, and signing in with their credentials.

Darwinex, founded in 2012, operates as both a broker and asset manager from offices in three jurisdictions, serving over 100,000 traders with access to forex, indices, commodities, and metals markets.

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