TradingView
Charting and market-data platform
What it is
The charting platform most retail traders actually use, and the one this dashboard embeds. Free to use with limits; the paid tiers mainly buy you more indicators per chart, more alerts and more charts per layout.
In Velquor
Three TradingView widgets ship in this product: the live chart on the Trading tab, the ticker tape across the top bar, and the market overview on Home. When you look at price inside Velquor, you are looking at their chart.
What the tiers cost
Prices below are the annual-billing rate, which is what the pricing page shows by default; monthly billing costs more. The free Basic tier is genuinely usable — its real squeeze is two indicators per chart.
Scale
Who regulates it
What to watch
- A paid plan does not change the charts inside Velquor. Our embeds are anonymous widgets, so a subscription improves TradingView itself, not this dashboard.
- Real-time data for many exchanges is a separate per-exchange fee on top of the plan. The plan price is not the data price.
- Free-tier charts carry ads, and the two-indicator limit is what pushes most people to upgrade — decide whether you need that before you pay for a year.
Sources
- TradingView — pricing and plan limitschecked 26 Jul 2026
- TradingView — media kit and brand assetschecked 26 Jul 2026
- Wikipedia — TradingView (company history)checked 26 Jul 2026
Figures marked their figure are the partner's own published claims and are not independently audited. Prices, spreads, licences and ratings change — verify anything you are about to act on at the source. Nothing here is financial advice, and trading leveraged products carries a high risk of loss.