Equiti TradingView trading integration, Digi Mart USA News (United Arab Emirates): Equiti Group clients can now place forex and CFD orders directly from TradingView charts. The UAE-based broker and TradingView announced the connection on Thursday.
TradingView’s announcement names three of Equiti’s regulators: the UAE’s Capital Market Authority (CMA), the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) and the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA). The CMA-licensed entity, Equiti Securities Currencies Brokers, also runs the walk-in branches Equiti opened in Sharjah and Al Ain in September.
Those were two of four local moves in the UAE since August.
The connection adds another front end to the broker’s MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and Equiti Trader app. MetaTrader 5 drew 317,100 organic visits in the Middle East and North Africa in the third quarter, the most of any platform tracked by FM Intelligence in the region, though that tool does not cover TradingView.
TradingView has added at least four brokers in 2026. Equiti joins a broker list on TradingView that has added names every year since 2024, with each firm bringing its own products to the same chart panel. IC Markets joined in March 2024 and CMC Markets in April 2025. Swissquote followed in May 2025 with more than 400 CFDs.
This year, Japan’s FXTF connected in June and Darwinex in July. TradingView called FXTF the first locally licensed Japanese forex and CFD broker on its platform, while Darwinex links trades placed there to the track records on its investor marketplace.
Clear Street joined in October with US stocks, ETFs and options. By FinanceMagnates.com’s count, Equiti is at least the fourth broker to connect to TradingView this year.
TradingView says it has more than 100 million users.
What the connection costs. Clients select Equiti in TradingView’s trading panel and sign in with their Equiti credentials. Trades run on the broker’s Premier account conditions, with a commission of $3.50 per lot per side, according to Equiti’s UAE website.
Equiti does not charge for connecting an account, the site says. TradingView’s listing cites no minimum deposit and no deposit, withdrawal or inactivity fees.
The listing describes Equiti, founded in 2017, as serving retail, professional and institutional clients, and names forex and CFDs as the products available through the panel. Husam Al Kurdi, global head of product at Equiti, said the integration “gives traders another seamless route to access the markets.”
The release also pointed to TradingView tools such as Pine Script for custom indicators, price alerts and layouts with up to eight charts per screen. Equiti’s boilerplate lists licenses in the UK and Cyprus as well.
Its UK arm stopped onboarding new medium- and high-risk clients in August and cut back its role as a liquidity provider to other Equiti companies, after its 2025 net trading revenue fell 24% to $24.4 million.
