OANDA has completed the broker integration with TradingView, the world’s largest charting platform and trading social network for traders and investors.
By extending its existing partnership with TradingView to its OANDA Global Markets division, the online FX pioneer is allowing mutual clients to trade with OANDA directly from TradingView charts.
This means that OANDA’s clients across a range of markets including Taiwan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Malaysia and many more, now have access to over 1700 instruments on TradingView, allowing them to spot, evaluate, and trade opportunities directly through their OANDA account without leaving the TradingView platform.
“Expanded trading options for our clients in a variety of emerging markets”
In addition to the TradingView integration, traders serviced by OANDA Global Markets now also have access to a variety of powerful data-led tools, such as the OANDA Order Book and Position Book.
The tool consists of open orders and open position information, which shows how OANDA traders are currently positioned in the market, providing valuable insight for developing a strong trading strategy.
Philip Waters, Managing Director, Asia Pacific and Emerging Markets at OANDA, said: “With this final step in OANDA’s comprehensive broker integration with TradingView, we can provide expanded trading options for our clients in a variety of emerging markets. These clients now have the convenience of trading directly from the world’s leading charting platform while taking advantage of OANDA’s best-in-class execution and competitive costs.”
Founded in 1996, OANDA is one of the world’s leading online trading groups, offering multi-asset trading, currency data, and analytics to retail and corporate clients around the globe. From its roots providing free exchange rate data on the Internet to launching a forex trading platform that helped pioneer web-based currency trading, OANDA remains dedicated to building smarter trading experiences.
OANDA put up for sale
In July, Oanda Global Corporation was put up for sale by its private equity backers. Nomura and Santander are marketing the online retail trading platform and online FX pioneer founded in 1995.
Oanda, owned by CVC Capital Partners since 2018, offers trading in foreign exchange, equities, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. With more than 100,000 active traders, it is expected to record revenues of approximately $175 million (£138 million) this year.
Founded in 1995, Oanda has established itself as a key player in the foreign exchange industry. The company has been at the forefront of online trading, providing retail traders with access to a broad range of financial instruments. Over the years, Oanda has built a strong reputation for innovation, transparency, and reliability, contributing significantly to the evolution of the FX trading landscape.
In recent years, Oanda has changed hands several times. CVC Capital Partners, an Amsterdam-listed buyout firm, acquired Oanda in 2018. The acquisition, valued at $200 million, marked a significant move for CVC into the online trading sector. Before CVC, the company was owned by private equity firm Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW), a Hong Kong-based telecommunications and IT company. PCCW acquired OANDA in 2016, which was part of its strategy to diversify its portfolio into the fintech and online trading sectors. Prior to being acquired by PCCW, OANDA was owned and operated independently by its founders.
