TradingView has integrated Fidelity Investments, enabling U.S. users to trade stocks and ETFs directly from the platform’s charting interface. The integration allows Fidelity customers with eligible brokerage accounts to connect their holdings and execute trades without leaving TradingView’s Supercharts analysis environment.

  • Assets Under Administration: $19.9 trillion
  • Daily Average Trades (Q2 2026): 5.7 million
  • Commission: Commission-free for U.S. stocks and most ETFs
  • Trading Instruments: U.S. stocks and ETFs

The integration consolidates market analysis and order execution into a unified workflow. Users can leverage TradingView‘s suite of technical indicators and drawing tools to analyze securities, then place supported orders directly through their connected Fidelity account. This eliminates the need to switch between separate platforms for charting and trading execution.

Fidelity, one of the largest U.S. financial services companies, operates a retail brokerage division serving millions of investors across investing, retirement, wealth management, and workplace benefits programs. The partnership expands TradingView‘s trading capabilities for its U.S. retail community and strengthens Fidelity‘s digital distribution channels.

Users can activate the integration by opening the Trading Panel in Supercharts, selecting Fidelity Investments, and authenticating with their existing or new Fidelity account credentials. Once connected, users gain immediate access to place trades directly from their charts.

By Gavriel Gavrielides

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