Why traders want TradingView on Deriv markets
TradingView is the charting interface most traders already know — the timeframe buttons, the candle styles, the way you read a trend at a glance. Deriv's synthetic indices and forex pairs are where many of those same traders place their trades. Flipping between two different chart layouts to connect the two is where mistakes creep in.
NexTrader closes that gap. Pick a Deriv market once, and the chart, the levels, the signal and the trade button all refer to the same thing.
How the charts work in NexTrader
The Signals screen has two chart views side by side on one tab bar: the Nextrader chart and a TradingView chart. Switch with one tap — the market, timeframe and your open signals stay where they are.
Every chart is fed from Deriv's live data, and covers all 89 markets NexTrader supports — the Volatility indices, other synthetics and forex — not a delayed or third-party approximation.
Choosing a timeframe
The chart offers 1-minute to 1-hour candles. Which one you watch should match how long your contracts last:
| Timeframe | What it shows well | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| 1m | Immediate momentum and sharp reversals | Short tick and minute contracts |
| 5m | Short-term direction without most of the noise | Contracts of a few minutes |
| 15m & 30m | Intraday trend and the levels price keeps respecting | Confirming a direction before a shorter trade |
| 1h | The bigger picture the lower timeframes sit inside | Filtering out trades against the main trend |
A common routine: read direction on 15m or 1h, then time the entry on 1m or 5m.
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Create an accountSupport, pivot and resistance, drawn for you
Instead of drawing horizontal lines by hand on every market, NexTrader plots support, pivot and resistance levels live on the chart, and labels whether the market is trending or ranging.
- In a range, price tends to bounce between support and resistance — the levels are where a reversal is most likely.
- In a trend, a clean break through a level is the signal, and the old resistance often becomes the new support.
- The pivot is the balance point — price above it leans bullish, below it bearish.
Signals that do not repaint
Eleven signal strategies read the same live feed as the chart, and every one evaluates only on closed candles. That matters more than it sounds: a signal calculated on a candle still forming can appear, get acted on, and then quietly vanish when the candle closes differently. Closed-candle signals stay exactly where they were printed. Each comes with a confidence score and the reasoning behind it.
From chart to trade in one screen
Next to the chart sits a quick trade panel: set your stake and duration, then tap Up or Down. It trades through your own Deriv account, connected with Deriv's official login — there is no separate platform to fund. Everything works the same in the Android app, so the chart you checked on your laptop is the one in your pocket.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use TradingView charts with Deriv?
Yes. In NexTrader you can view Deriv markets on a TradingView chart, switch to the Nextrader chart with one tab, and trade from the same screen through your own Deriv account.
Do Deriv synthetic indices show on the charts?
Yes. The charts are fed by Deriv's live data and cover all 89 markets NexTrader supports, including the Volatility indices and other synthetic indices as well as forex.
Are the TradingView charts free?
Yes. The charts, the support, pivot and resistance levels and the AI signals are free to use with a Deriv account. You only fund your own Deriv account when you trade with real money.
Do the signals repaint?
No. All eleven signal strategies evaluate only on closed candles, so a signal cannot appear and then disappear once the candle finishes forming.
Which timeframes can I chart?
Candles from 1 minute up to 1 hour, including 5, 15 and 30 minutes. Many traders read direction on a higher timeframe and time entries on a lower one.
Can I trade directly from the chart?
Yes. A quick trade panel beside the chart lets you set a stake and duration and place an Up or Down contract without leaving the screen.
Open Deriv markets on TradingView charts
Live levels, non-repaint signals and one-tap trading across 89 markets. Free with your Deriv account.
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