After a brief absence, Skilling has reestablished its integration with TradingView, enabling users to trade a wide range of CFDs directly from their charts.
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The relaunch follows a recent announcement that an investor group led by Marc Joppeck, which also owns INFINOX, had agreed to acquire European online brokerage Skilling.com.
Strengthening Presence in Europe’s Trading Sector
The deal is intended to strengthen the group’s footprint in Europe’s trading sector and enhance client access to a wider range of trading products. It reportedly allows traders to place and manage positions in forex , stocks, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies without switching platforms.
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The renewed connection gives TradingView users full access to Skilling’s multi-asset environment. This setup simplifies execution by merging analysis and order placement into a single interface. Traders can connect through the TradingView panel, link their Skilling accounts, and begin trading instantly.
Founded in 2016, Skilling operates under regulation from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission. The broker provides access to more than 1,000 CFD instruments and caters to both retail and professional traders.
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Skilling said the updated integration aims to provide a “straightforward trading environment” that balances accessibility with cost efficiency. Its trading conditions include tight spreads designed to support fast execution and effective chart-based decision-making.
Skilling.com Set to Join INFINOX Ownership Group
Recently, an investor group led by Marc Joppeck agreed to acquire Skilling.com. The group, which already owns INFINOX, aims to expand its footprint in Europe’s competitive trading market and strengthen client access to a wider range of trading products.
Skilling’s strong presence in the Nordic region was cited as a key attraction, complementing the group’s existing international reach. Joppeck described Skilling’s technology and client-first approach as a strategic fit for the group’s growth plans..
“Skilling’s technology and client-first approach are an ideal fit for our strategy, creating opportunities to scale innovation, deliver enhanced value, and build resilience in an increasingly competitive sector,” said Marc Joppeck, board member of INFINOX.
Following completion, Skilling is expected to retain its brand and operational independence while integrating the group’s technology, compliance resources, and licensing framework.
