Leverate integrated TradingView's charting tools into its ecosystem. This collaboration aims to allow Leverate's clients to offer traders important visual analysis capabilities without additional costs; the company shared with Finance Magnates.

"Our collaboration with TradingView underscores our commitment to equipping brokerages and prop firms with the best possible trading solutions. By integrating TradingView's charting tools, we empower our clients to offer traders a superior analytical experience without incurring additional costs," Leverate's COO Shmulik Kordova said.

A Boost for Brokerages and Prop Firms

Leverate's integration of TradingView's charting solutions targets to benefit brokerages and proprietary trading firms. With access to more than three times the advanced charts, indicators, and drawing tools, the Israeli-based company expects traders to perform deeper market analysis directly within Leverate's SiRiX platform.

"Our goal has always been to make financial markets more accessible while providing traders with the best analytical tools," Alexander Nochevkin, Business Performance Lead at TradingView, added. "Partnering with Leverate allows us to extend our reach and equip even more brokers with our advanced charting capabilities."

Leverate is one of the fintech companies that has been strengthening its presence in the fast-growing markets, including Dubai. Last year, the company expanded its geographical reach with a new office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, adding to its presence in Tel Aviv, London, Shanghai, Bucharest, and Limassol.

Geographical Expansion and More Collaborations

According to the firm, the move is a response to a growing demand for its services in the GCC and Asian markets. The company reportedly made its Dubai office its operational hub in the region to provide services like business development and sales.

Recently, Leverate also collaborated with Cricpayz, an Indian payment service provider, to boost its presence in the Asian market. This partnership seeks to offer better financial solutions and payment experiences for brokers and prop trading firms in the region.

Meanwhile, TradingView is gaining popularity across the markets, including the digital asset space. Towards the end of last year, TradingView integrated Coinbase's perpetual cryptocurrency swaps into its charting and analysis tools. The platform also expanded its offering with ThinkMarkets integration.

Source: Finance Magnates