TradingView Adds Trive as Partner Broker for CFD Trading

TradingView has added Trive to its list of partner brokers, enabling users to trade CFDs directly through the TradingView platform.

The integration allows TradingView users to access CFD trading across multiple asset classes, including foreign exchange, commodities, indices, and stocks. Trades can be executed directly from TradingView charts, combining market analysis and order execution in a single interface.

Trive was founded in 2013 and is licensed in Europe by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA). The broker is headquartered in Malta and operates branches in Italy, Spain, and Germany. It currently serves around 16,000 clients across European markets.

Through the partnership, traders who connect their Trive accounts gain access to more than 300 instruments. The offering includes commission-free trading, low spreads, and market connectivity designed to support fast and reliable execution.

TradingView said the setup allows users to analyze markets, test trading ideas, and place orders without leaving the charting environment. Orders are executed instantly through TradingView’s trading panel, supporting a more streamlined workflow for active CFD traders.

To begin trading, users can open the TradingView trading panel, select Trive from the broker list, and log in using their existing Trive credentials. Additional broker-specific information is available through Trive’s profile page on TradingView.

The addition of Trive expands TradingView’s growing network of partner brokers. The charting and analytics platform has continued to add regulated brokers to support its global trading community.

Recent broker integrations on TradingView include FxPro and Opofinance, reflecting sustained demand for integrated chart-based trading. The expansion highlights TradingView’s strategy to strengthen its role as a central hub for market analysis, execution, and broker connectivity across global CFD trading markets.