Crypto Prop Firms That Use TradingView

For traders searching crypto prop firms TradingView support, only two firms let you place orders from TradingView itself: FTMO and The5ers, both multi-asset firms that issue TradingView logins for their accounts. Among crypto-first firms, HyroTrader is the strongest chart option, with official TradingView charts on its Hyro platform running on live Bybit data, and SizeProp is the best fit for alert-driven traders, because it explicitly allows alerts to trigger orders through browser automation. Sixteen firms embed TradingView charts in their own terminal, and nine do not use TradingView at all.

Two kinds of TradingView support

A firm that "uses TradingView" does one of two things:

1. Trade from TradingView. Your prop account connects to TradingView's order panel, so your saved layouts, indicators and alerts sit where you execute. Your own TradingView plan's limits apply.
2. TradingView charts in the firm's terminal. The charting library is embedded in DXtrade, Match-Trader or a custom platform. You get the drawing tools and indicators, but you log in to the firm, and orders go through the firm's panel.

On a chart-only platform, a TradingView alert cannot place an order by itself.

BrightFunded states it bluntly in its help centre: you cannot connect directly to TradingView, but you can use the chart on its DXtrade platform. SizeProp is the most detailed: alerts may prompt one-click orders via browser extensions or clicker scripts, but direct API bot trading is not allowed.

Crypto prop firms TradingView support, by type

Others with embedded charts include E8 Markets, WenCrypto, PropW, TradeXProp, HyperPNL, Upscale, Bitfunded, RebelsFunding, Goat Funded Trader and AquaFunded.

Firm notes

FTMO. The account itself is reachable from TradingView's order panel; its FAQ explains how to log in. Crypto is a CFD, and US traders are limited to BTCUSD. See the FTMO review.

The5ers. TradingView credentials arrive with the MT5 account. Its crypto list is just Bitcoin and Ethereum, at 1:2 or lower. See the The5ers review.

HyroTrader. Nothing to connect on the Hyro platform: TradingView charts, Hyro's order panel. You can also trade your own Bybit or BloFin demo account via API. See the HyroTrader review.

SizeProp. A written alert policy is rare, and useful if you trade from signals. See the SizeProp review.

Checklist

1. Decide whether you need to place orders in TradingView or just want its charts.
2. If you rely on alerts, confirm whether they can execute, and how.
3. Check whether a paid TradingView plan is required (only on the trade-from type).
4. Check the exchange behind the account: Bybit-linked accounts use Bybit's symbols and leverage.
5. Prefer claims made in a help centre or terms over blog posts.

Firms that do not use TradingView

Mubite, Klein Funding and Fundedbit trade on Bybit or a Bybit demo, and none says whether that account works from TradingView. Kraken Pro trades from TradingView, but Kraken Prop does not claim the same for the prop programme. Velotrade uses DXtrade and mentions TradingView only for price comparisons. Propr runs on Hyperliquid. Cointracts, Funded Trader Markets and FundingPips do not mention it.

Trade-offs

The two firms that support trading from TradingView are multi-asset firms with limited crypto lists and CFD pricing. The crypto-first firms give you more pairs and exchange-style perps but keep execution on their own panel. If your edge lives in TradingView alerts and scripts, that gap matters; if you only want good charts, nearly any crypto-first firm works. Exchange-linked options are on the Bybit prop firms page, and the full field is on our best crypto prop firms ranking.