Match-Trade Technologies has unveiled a significant upgrade to its Match-Trader platform, specifically designed to support the growth of prop firms. The enhancement includes the integration of TradingView charts and special pricing for challenge accounts, offering proprietary trading companies conditions to expand their operations.

Match-Trader Enhances Prop Trading Platform

The integration of TradingView charts into the Match-Trader platform allows traders to access the popular charting tools directly within their trading environment at no additional cost. This move follows Match-Trade Technologies' strategic collaboration with TradingView earlier this year, initially available only to regulated forex brokers.

“By integrating TradingView charts directly into our platform, we are addressing a key challenge faced by traders who need robust, versatile tools within a unified interface,” said Alexis Droussiotis, Head of the Match-Trader platform. “This upgrade underscores our commitment to meeting traders' needs and enhancing their trading environment.”

The upgraded platform now offers a dual-charting solution, allowing traders to switch seamlessly between TradingView and the platform's proprietary charts. In addition to the charting upgrades, Match-Trade Technologies has also introduced special pricing for tournament accounts. This initiative is designed to support prop firms in attracting new traders through challenges and platform testing opportunities.

Looking ahead, Match-Trade Technologies plans to release an update to their proprietary Prop CRM, which will be integrated with the Match-Trader platform to facilitate tournament management and user rankings.

Prop Firms Shift to Match-Trader

Since the regulatory crackdown on MetaQuotes earlier this year, Match-Trader has gained significant popularity among proprietary trading firms. Currently, it is featured in over half of the top 10 most popular entities operating in this sector, according to data from PropFirmMatch.

Numerous firms have switched to Match-Trader after losing access to MetaTrader. Equity Edge, for example, made this move two months ago.

“Our broker has been facing issues with Platform 5, which has caused all accounts to be invalid,” an announcement by the prop trading firm on its social media channels noted.

In July, Goat Funded Trader announced that it had abandoned MetaQuotes' platforms twice this year and added access to trading tools from Match-Trade Technologies.

“Due to multiple outages of Platform4 and our continuous commitment to ensure our traders have a good trading experience, all Platform4 accounts will now be migrated to MatchTrader,” stated Edoardo Dalla Torre, the CEO, in mid-July.