Indian brokers connected to TradingView let you place equity, futures and options orders directly from TradingView charts on NSE and BSE, without switching to a separate trading terminal. When I first wrote this in June 2024 there were six: Alice Blue, Composite Edge, Dhan, Fyers, Motilal Oswal and Paytm Money. Since then TradingView has added more Indian broker partners, including Kotak Neo, INDmoney and Angel One, which I cover in the 2026 update below.
TradingView is a globally recognised charting and trading platform with advanced analytical tools and an intuitive interface. For Indian traders, the convenience is that you can analyse and execute from the same chart window.
- Six Indian brokers were connected to TradingView in June 2024: Alice Blue, Composite Edge, Dhan, Fyers, Motilal Oswal and Paytm Money.
- Kotak Neo (May 2026), INDmoney (June 2026) and Angel One (July 2026) have since joined as TradingView broker partners.
- Upstox works differently: it offers its own platform built on the TradingView charting library rather than a broker connection inside tradingview.com.
- To connect, click Trade on Supercharts, choose your broker and log in with your broker credentials.
- Manual trading from charts is different from webhook automation, which now falls under SEBI’s retail algo trading framework.
The 6 Indian brokers connected to TradingView (June 2024 list)
Here are the six Indian brokers you could connect with TradingView when this list was first published. Brokerage plans and features change often, so confirm current charges on each broker’s website before you open an account.
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1. Alice Blue
Alice Blue is a popular discount broker in India known for its competitive pricing and user-friendly trading platform. By connecting with TradingView, Alice Blue clients can use the charting tools and execute trades directly from the TradingView interface.
Benefits:
- Low brokerage fees
- Advanced charting tools
- Access to real-time market data
- Direct integration for fast trade execution
2. Composite Edge
Composite Edge offers trading services with a focus on providing a superior trading experience. Integration with TradingView adds to this experience by giving traders sophisticated charting and analysis tools.
Benefits:
- Competitive brokerage plans
- Comprehensive market coverage
- Advanced order types
- Direct trading from TradingView charts
3. Dhan
Dhan is a modern broker designed for the new-age trader. Its integration with TradingView allows Dhan users to use advanced charting features and trading capabilities, making it easier to analyse and execute trades. Dhan also supports TradingView webhook automation, which I have covered in the Dhan TradingView webhook automation module.
Benefits:
- Innovative trading platform
- Low-cost trading
- Access to advanced trading tools
- Enhanced charting with TradingView integration
4. Fyers
Fyers is known for its advanced trading platform and comprehensive market access. By connecting with TradingView, Fyers users can benefit from enhanced charting and analysis tools, along with the convenience of trading directly from the charts. Fyers announced its TradingView integration in July 2023.
Benefits:
- Zero brokerage for equity delivery (as listed in June 2024; check the current Fyers pricing page)
- Advanced charting and technical analysis
- Quick trade execution from the chart
- Real-time market updates
5. Motilal Oswal
Motilal Oswal is a full-service broker offering a wide range of financial services. Integration with TradingView provides Motilal Oswal clients with better analytical capabilities and a streamlined trading process.
Benefits:
- Comprehensive research and advisory services
- Wide range of trading instruments
- Access to advanced trading tools
- Direct execution from TradingView
6. PayTM Money
PayTM Money, a part of the PayTM ecosystem, is designed to offer easy and affordable access to financial markets. With TradingView integration, users can use sophisticated charting tools and execute trades directly from the chart.
Benefits:
- Low-cost brokerage plans
- User-friendly interface
- Access to a wide range of financial products
- Enhanced charting and analysis tools
2026 update: more Indian brokers on TradingView
The list of TradingView supported brokers in India has grown since 2024. These broker partners were announced after the original article:
| Broker | Announced | What you can trade from TradingView |
|---|---|---|
| Kotak Neo | May 2026 | Stocks, futures and options on NSE, BSE, MCX and CDE |
| INDmoney | June 2026 | Stocks, ETFs, futures and options on NSE and BSE |
| Angel One | July 2026 | Stocks, ETFs, futures and options, with an option chain showing OI and Greeks |
Upstox is often mentioned in the same breath, but its model is different. In January 2023 Upstox launched its own web and desktop platform built on the TradingView charting library. You trade inside the Upstox platform with a TradingView-style chart, rather than logging into Upstox from tradingview.com.
TradingView keeps adding partners, so the most reliable way to check the current list is the Trade button at the bottom of Supercharts, which shows every broker available in your region.
How to choose between Indian brokers connected to TradingView
Most of these brokers give you the same core experience: an order panel, positions and order book inside TradingView. The differences that matter in daily use are these:
- Segments: check whether the broker supports F&O and commodities (MCX) from TradingView, not just cash equity.
- Order types: bracket orders, cover orders and stop-loss market orders are not supported by every integration.
- Options workflow: some integrations now include an option chain inside TradingView, which saves you from switching apps on expiry days.
- Cost: compare brokerage, and check whether the broker or TradingView requires a paid plan for real-time NSE data.
- Automation: if you plan to send TradingView alerts to your broker, check webhook support and the broker’s compliance process under the SEBI algo rules.
Advantages of trading directly from TradingView
1. Advanced Charting Tools: TradingView offers a variety of advanced charting tools that allow traders to perform detailed technical analysis. Custom indicators, drawing tools, and real-time data help traders make informed decisions.
2. Custom Indicators: Traders can create and use custom indicators to tailor their analysis to specific strategies. This flexibility allows for more personalised and effective trading setups.
3. Paper Trading: TradingView provides a paper trading feature that enables traders to practise their strategies without risking real money. This is especially beneficial for beginners who want to hone their skills before trading live.
4. Real-Time Data and Alerts: TradingView provides real-time market data and the ability to set alerts for specific conditions. This ensures traders never miss important market movements. You can even send TradingView alerts to Telegram without any coding.
5. Community and Collaboration: TradingView has a vibrant community where traders can share ideas, strategies, and insights. This collaborative environment can be very beneficial for learning and improving trading skills.
How to connect your broker to TradingView
Connecting your broker to TradingView is a straightforward process:
- Sign Up: Ensure you have an account with your chosen broker and a TradingView account.
- Integration: Go to the TradingView platform and select your broker from the list of supported brokers. On Supercharts, this is the Trade button in the bottom panel.
- Login: Use your broker credentials to log in and authorise the connection.
- Start Trading: Once connected, you can start trading directly from TradingView using the advanced charting tools and other features.
Manual trading vs automated trading from TradingView
Placing orders by clicking on the chart is manual trading. Sending orders automatically from TradingView alerts through webhooks is automation, and since 2025 that is covered by SEBI’s framework for retail algo trading. Read the SEBI 2025 compliance checklist for retail algo trading before you automate, and see how to automate your trading with OpenAlgo and TradingView for a broker-neutral setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Indian brokers support TradingView?
As of 2026, Indian brokers connected to TradingView include Alice Blue, Composite Edge, Dhan, Fyers, Motilal Oswal, Paytm Money, Kotak Neo, INDmoney and Angel One. Check the Trade button on TradingView for the live list in your region.
Is Zerodha connected to TradingView?
Zerodha was not among the TradingView broker partners covered in this update. Zerodha clients get TradingView charts inside Kite itself, so check the Trade button on tradingview.com for any change.
Do I need a paid TradingView plan to trade with an Indian broker?
No. You can connect a supported broker and trade on the free plan. Paid plans add more indicators per chart, more alerts and extra features such as webhooks.
Can I trade options from TradingView in India?
Yes. Most of the brokers listed here support futures and options orders from TradingView, and some newer integrations include an option chain with open interest and Greeks.
By combining TradingView’s charting features with the services of these Indian brokers, traders can significantly improve their trading experience and their chances of success in the markets.
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