Deriv Brings Exclusive 24/7 Derived Indices to TradingView

Deriv has integrated its exclusive 24/7 Derived Indices into TradingView, giving traders access to synthetic markets like Volatility and Crash/Boom Indices directly from the charting platform.
Deriv has integrated its proprietary set of Derived Indices into TradingView, allowing users of the charting platform to analyze and trade the broker's exclusive synthetic markets without switching applications.
The integration provides existing Deriv clients with another way to access the firm's round-the-clock markets, while introducing TradingView's user base to products that are unique to the broker. Unlike typical broker integrations that focus on widely traded instruments, this partnership brings Deriv's Volatility Indices and Crash/Boom Indices to the TradingView environment.
Traders can open a Deriv account directly from TradingView, connect it, and begin trading the Derived Indices within the same interface. Existing Deriv customers can also use TradingView's charting tools, technical indicators, drawing features, and alerts to analyze and manage positions, rather than toggling between separate platforms.
Derived Indices are synthetic markets created by Deriv that operate continuously, independent of traditional market hours or macroeconomic events. Their price movements are generated by proprietary algorithms, unlike equities, indices, or commodities that respond to earnings reports, central bank decisions, or geopolitical developments.
The specific functionality available depends on each trader's existing TradingView subscription, allowing users to maintain their usual workflow while accessing new asset classes.
“This launch gives existing Deriv traders more choice, but it also gives traders on TradingView a clear reason to consider Deriv,” said Prakash Bhudia, Chief Growth Officer at Deriv. “They can access markets no other broker on the platform offers, while using the TradingView tools and workflow they already know.”
The move differentiates Deriv from other brokers that have integrated with TradingView, most of which focus on conventional asset classes such as foreign exchange, equities, indices, or commodities. By offering proprietary products exclusive to its platform, Deriv aims to compete on product uniqueness rather than solely on execution or pricing.
The integration is available immediately to Deriv clients who hold TradingView accounts.
Source: FinanceFeeds