Bybit launches direct chart trading for its stocks service
The integration with TradingView allows users to execute orders from charts without switching screens.
Key takeaways
- 1Bybit launched direct chart trading for its stocks service on 13 November.
- 2The feature uses full TradingView integration for order execution.
- 3US securities clearing is provided by Alpaca Securities LLC.
Bybit launched a direct chart-trading feature for its stocks service on 13 November, allowing users to execute orders without switching between price charts and order tickets. The exchange said the feature uses full TradingView integration to let traders draw levels on a chart and execute trades immediately when those levels are hit.
The service is provided through Infra Capital Limited, an introducing broker regulated by the Financial Services Commission in Mauritius. Clearing, settlement, and custody for US securities are handled by Alpaca Securities LLC, which is a member of FINRA and SIPC. Bybit said that certain corporate actions may be restricted during the initial phase of the rollout and reminded users that capital remains at risk.
Bybit is a major cryptocurrency exchange that has expanded its offering to include traditional equities. By integrating stock trading with TradingView, the platform aims to provide a familiar environment for traders who use technical analysis. The use of Mauritius-regulated Infra Capital and US-based Alpaca Securities provides the regulatory and clearing framework for the stocks service.
The update suggests that crypto exchanges are increasingly competing with traditional brokerages by offering more sophisticated trading interfaces. Users will watch for whether Bybit extends this direct-chart execution to its core cryptocurrency markets. This integration reflects a push to reduce the friction of switching between different applications for analysis and execution.
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