Seamless integration
with TradingView?
Smart.
Earning on your uninvested cash. Smart.
With OANDA, you can earn up to 4% APY^ based on your average uninvested cash.
^APY, or Annual Percentage Yield, represents the total amount of interest earned on an investment or savings account in a year, taking into account the effect of compounding. It's a standardised way to compare returns across different accounts with varying compounding frequencies. Essentially, it shows how much your money will actually grow over a year. For full terms see FAQs.
Some things are better together
Connect TradingView with your OANDA account to:
Enjoy exceptional charting
Trade with versatility
Get all-round analysis
TradingView apps
Want to trade on the go or on your desktop?
Choose the right option for you: TradingView desktop, or the TradingView app
How to access your OANDA account from TradingView
OANDA's integration with TradingView lets you place and manage live trades directly from TradingView's charting platform, using your existing OANDA account.
Step 2
Go to the OANDA broker profile on TradingView and click “Trade” or open chart, then click on the ‘trading panel’ tab and select OANDA from the list of brokers.
Step 3
Enter your account details to authorise access to your OANDA trading account. You can now trade via TradingView.
Frequently asked questions
Go to tradingview.com and click the member icon on the top right-hand corner. Hit the ‘sign in’ button and then choose your preferred method of verification.
TradingView is compatible with all modern browsers, and also has a desktop and mobile app that you can download.
After connecting to TradingView, all your account transactions, including deposits and withdrawals, will still be made through your OANDA account.
Yes, TradingView employs strict security protocols to ensure the secure transmission of data across all their platforms. Follow the status of the platform in real time.
The Paper Trading feature* on TradingView has been specifically designed to execute simulated trades without having to risk real money. To practise trading using paper trading, first open a chart, then open the trading panel and select paper trading.
*Please note that this type of trading does not reflect the nature of speed and order execution on an integrated account.
You can. To automate trading on Tradingview, connect TradingView’s alert and Pine Script strategy systems to your OANDA account or other third-party automation tools.
Automated execution through an API carries inherent technical risks, including connection latency and market slippage.
You can check TradingView’s help centre for useful information, ask directly for feedback through support tickets, or contact us. TradingView also provides helpful content on YouTube.
Integration with TradingView is completely free for OANDA clients, only standard fees and commission apply. You can also buy one of TradingView’s premium plans for advanced traders.
No, TradingView isn’t a broker. Instead you connect a supported broker account (like OANDA) to TradingView to place trades directly from their charts.
Yes, TradingView has a built-in Strategy Tester that lets you backtest trading strategies using historical price data and receive a detailed performance report. You can find out about backtesting on TradingView here.
TradingView is an independent third party and therefore OANDA doesn’t manage or offer any third party subscription discounts.