Spotware states that the official integration between cTrader and TradingView has now completed 1.5 years in live operation. According to the company, the setup has run without major disruptions since its launch in mid-2024.
Spotware created a dedicated adapter to connect TradingView with the cTrader backend. This adapter sends orders from the TradingView interface directly to the broker’s cTrader environment. Brokers keep their existing infrastructure, because the execution and risk controls stay within their current setup. Spotware handles the installation and configuration for each deployment, which simplifies the process.
Several brokers use the integration, including IC Markets, BlackBull and FxPro. These firms added TradingView as an extra interface without changing their underlying execution logic. The integration gives them a way to support TradingView users while centralising execution on cTrader.
Spotware links the integration to its broader Open Trading Platform™ model. This approach uses APIs and technical interfaces to connect platforms, CRMs, liquidity feeds and analytics tools. Over the past 18 months, the company has expanded its list of supported systems and added more third-party connections. The TradingView adapter became one of the more widely adopted additions during this period.
The continued operation of the cTrader–TradingView setup offers a reference point for brokers and trading providers that examine multi-platform structures in 2025. Many firms now review how different interfaces can coexist with a single execution engine, and this integration shows one example of that arrangement in practice.
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