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Darwinex Integrates TradingView for Trader Funding
16 Jul
Summary
- Traders can now execute trades directly from TradingView charts.
- Darwinex's integration aims to connect retail traders to investor funds.
- The platform facilitates earning performance fees on allocated capital.

Darwinex has launched a direct integration with TradingView, enhancing its offering for retail traders. This development allows users to execute trades directly from TradingView's charting interface while simultaneously building a verified performance history within Darwinex's investor marketplace.
The integration bridges the gap between where traders research and execute ideas and Darwinex's model for transforming trading strategies into investable products. Darwinex, operating under FCA and CNMV regulation, utilizes its DARWINs system, which represents investable indices based on individual trading strategies.
Traders on the platform can earn performance fees ranging from 15% to 20% when investors allocate capital to their DARWINs. This new integration brings that earning potential closer to the trader's daily workflow. By capturing performance data directly from TradingView, Darwinex can identify successful strategies suitable for external capital.
Darwinex's ecosystem currently holds approximately $400 million in allocated investor capital. By connecting with TradingView's extensive user base, Darwinex aims to access a significantly larger pool of self-directed traders. The new account type supports forex, index CFDs, and commodity CFDs, routing orders to tier-one liquidity providers to maintain its agency model.