CoinSwitch’s new partnership with TradingView simplifies crypto futures trading for Indian users, bridging technical analysis with execution on the same platform amid increasing professionalisation and competitive costs.
CoinSwitch has become a TradingView broker partner, giving its users a direct route from charts to crypto futures trading inside TradingView’s Supercharts. For Indian traders, that matters because it reduces the number of steps between analysing a market and placing a trade, which can be useful when prices are moving quickly. TradingView says the connection covers more than 650 crypto futures contracts, alongside access to commodities and US stocks.
The move also underlines how far CoinSwitch has pushed beyond a simple buy-and-sell app. The company says it was founded in 2017, is registered with the Financial Intelligence Unit of India, and holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, which is a widely recognised information-security standard. CoinSwitch also describes itself as built for active and professional traders, with 24/7 access and institutional-grade infrastructure.
Trading costs are a key part of the appeal. According to TradingView’s broker listing, perpetual futures on CoinSwitch carry maker fees of 0.012% and taker fees of 0.03%, with no charges for opening, depositing into, withdrawing from, or keeping an inactive account. Users can fund and move money through UPI, NEFT, IMPS and net banking, which should make the process familiar to many Indian customers.
CoinSwitch says the integration is aimed at making its platform easier to use for traders who already live on charts and technical indicators. Its own TradingView page highlights tools such as AVWAP, DVWAP and Scalper Mode, while its app store listing says the service is trusted by more than 2 crore Indians and supports trading in more than 400 cryptocurrencies. For users, the practical takeaway is that CoinSwitch is now trying to sit closer to the point where analysis turns into execution, rather than asking people to move between separate platforms.
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