PROP FIRM GUIDE • UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2026

Prop Firms That Support TradingView in 2026

TradingView charting with live order entry is a platform decision most comparison tables ignore. These firms list TradingView as a supported platform on at least one funded product — natively or through a Tradovate/Rithmic connection — ranked by tier and Trustpilot rating.

Ranked list (12 firms)

#FirmBest forCodeTrustpilotFromDeal
1FundedNextBig winners — no consistency cap on any Stellar CFD product, weekend holding allowedPFDEALS4.5$32.99Get deal →
2The5ersSlow consistent growth + SL discipline; Bootcamp users wanting scaled funding for lowN9BKR4.7$19Get deal →
3FintokeiEU/Asia traders wanting JPY/CZK payouts; experienced traders for ProTrader 80% splitNEW204.4$44Get deal →
4Blue GuardianTight-DD swing traders who want a static-drawdown 2-stepBG25$24Get deal →
5My Funded FuturesCME futures specialists with flexible plan selection (Rapid for daily payoutsCLUB4.9$105Get deal →
6TradeDayUS futures day traders who want a cheap monthly evaluationTDNEW4.6$45Review →
7Alpha FuturesClean futures rule sets with EOD-locking drawdown; Advanced for experienced tradersAPP504.4$89Review →
8FXIFY FuturesFutures traders who pass quickly (the subscription rebills monthly) and want low DDPROPSCOPE3.9$89Review →
9Top One FuturesManual futures day traders who can flatten by 4:10 PM ET. Elite Access has the cheapestBOGO4.8$39Review →
10Take Profit Traderfutures · discretionary day traders · daily payout seekers · us traders · manualNOFEE404.4$150Review →
11Uprofitfutures · capped drawdown fans · fast payouts · small account traders3.3$78Review →
12TX3 Fundingfutures · forex · fast funding seekers · instant funding · no profit targetSTARTER353.1$199Review →

Ranked by our editorial tier and Trustpilot rating. Trustpilot figures are estimates from our research, not live-fetched. Always confirm current rules and pricing on the firm's official site before buying.

Frequently asked questions

Which prop firms let you trade on TradingView?

The firms above list TradingView on at least one of their products. On the futures side it is usually a broker connection: you get a Tradovate or Rithmic account at checkout and link it to TradingView, which is why NinjaTrader and Quantower normally appear on the same product. On the CFD side, support is native through the firm's own broker integration. Platform choice can be per plan rather than per firm, so confirm it on the specific product page.

Do I need a paid TradingView plan to trade a funded account?

Order entry through a connected broker works on the free plan, but the free tier limits you to a small number of indicators and one chart layout, and real-time futures data is a separate exchange subscription billed by TradingView or by the firm's data feed. Budget for that if your strategy needs depth-of-market or several instruments side by side. Sierra Chart, NinjaTrader and Quantower users should check the same product page — support differs by plan.

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