Clear Street, a U.S.-based provider of capital markets infrastructure and brokerage services, has joined TradingView as a broker partner, enabling its individual clients to trade U.S. stocks, ETFs and options directly through the TradingView interface.
The integration is the latest step in Clear Street’s expansion beyond its institutional client base.
The quest began with its 2019 acquisition of CenterPoint Securities, an introducing broker serving individual traders, and continued in May 2026 with the launch of its own trading platform for individual investors.
The TradingView integration gives the brokerage another interface through which individual clients can access its services.
How the Integration Works
Clear Street remains the broker responsible for the account and trade execution, while TradingView provides the charts, analysis tools and order-entry interface, allowing users to analyse an instrument and submit orders without moving to Clear Street’s own platform.
Clients can connect their brokerage accounts to TradingView by selecting a broker through the “Trade” button on TradingView’s Supercharts and signing in.
Accounts can be opened with a $100 minimum deposit and no deposit, withdrawal, or inactivity fees. According to the announcement, stock and ETF trades carry no brokerage commission, while options have no per-contract fee. Regulatory and exchange fees apply separately.
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TradingView Becomes a Distribution Channel
TradingView reports more than 100 million registered users worldwide. That audience gives Clear Street access to traders already using the platform for market research, charts and trade preparation, reducing the need to persuade them to adopt another front-end system.
The figure should not be read as the number of prospective Clear Street accounts. TradingView users must still open or connect a brokerage account, meet Clear Street’s eligibility and onboarding requirements and use products available in their jurisdiction.
For TradingView, the addition expands a broker network that lets users choose an execution provider without leaving its interface; for Clear Street, it is another route to individual investors.
Commenting on the integration, Uri Cohen, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Clear Street, said, "We built Clear Street to bring institutional-grade technology and infrastructure to a broader market. Partnering with TradingView, the world's leading charting and analysis platform, lets us meet traders where they already work."
