Darwinex Launches Direct Forex and CFD Trading on TradingView

London-based Darwinex has integrated forex and CFD order execution into TradingView Supercharts, letting clients trade without leaving the charting platform.
Darwinex, the London-headquartered broker and asset manager, has integrated its trading services directly into TradingView, allowing clients to place forex and CFD orders from Supercharts without switching between platforms. The company said the move is intended to shorten the distance between chart-based analysis and trade execution, so users can act on technical setups in real time inside the charting environment.
Founded in 2012, Darwinex is regulated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority and Spain's CNMV, and operates from offices in London, Madrid and Nicosia. The firm says it has served more than 100,000 traders over the past decade across forex, indices, commodities and metals markets.
Pricing and trader incentives
On the new integration, Darwinex quotes flat commissions of €2.50 per lot on forex trades and roughly €2.75 per lot on indices, plus a 0.0025% charge on commodities calculated on order value. Up to 40% of commissions can be refunded under a proprietary performance score that the broker says rewards consistent risk management. Withdrawals are processed within 24 hours on business days.
Beyond standard execution, Darwinex offers a feature that turns a trader's live results into an index that investors can allocate to. According to the company, it backs the track record rather than individual positions, meaning trades stay private. Traders can earn 15% of the returns generated for allocators, with no pitching required and no minimum account size.
Connecting an account requires selecting the "Trade" button on TradingView's Supercharts, choosing Darwinex and signing in. Further details are available on the broker's TradingView profile.
The integration places Darwinex alongside other brokers that have added in-chart execution through TradingView, a venue widely used by retail forex and CFD traders for technical analysis.
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