TradeStation Adds MultiCharts for All-in-One Trading and Analysis

TradeStation Securities has integrated its brokerage services with MultiCharts, enabling clients to execute trades directly from the automated trading and charting platform. The move provides users with commission-free equities trading, reduced futures contract fees, and API connectivity.

Expanded Tools and Market Access

According to the company, through the integration, TradeStation customers can access MultiCharts’ charting, built-in indicators, strategy testing, and multi-broker automation while executing trades via TradeStation.

Commission-free equity trading is included, while futures pricing is set at $0.85 per standard contract and $0.50 per micro contract. The link also supports trading in stocks, ETFs, options, and futures.

“Delivering impactful trading solutions is at the core of what we do at TradeStation, and this new integration with MultiCharts is another benefit we are providing to TradeStation clients,” commented John Bartleman, President and Chief Executive Officer of TradeStation Securities’ parent company, TradeStation Group, Inc.

“We’re committed to expanding the TradeStation platform with tools that empower traders to act with greater speed, insights, and confidence,” he added.

Strengthening the Trading Ecosystem

The integration is part of TradeStation’s effort to expand its suite of professional-grade tools. The brokerage, founded in 1995, operates as a self-clearing broker-dealer and futures commission merchant, and holds memberships with major U.S. equities and futures exchanges.

Recently, TradeStation Securities added CME Group’s newly launched XRP futures contracts, offering access to both micro- and large-sized contracts for institutional and retail clients in the crypto derivatives market.

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According to the announcement, TradeStation’s clients could trade cash-settled XRP futures based on the CME CF XRP-Dollar Reference Rate, which was published daily at 4:00 p.m. London time. The contracts were available in two sizes, 2,500 and 50,000 XRP, providing traders with greater flexibility, precision, and capital efficiency.

Last year, the crypto exchange Kraken acquired TradeStation Crypto, the digital asset-focused division of online brokerage TradeStation, to support its expansion efforts in the United States.