Crypto exchange MEXC said on Thursday it has integrated with charting platform TradingView, allowing users to execute spot and perpetual futures trades directly from TradingView’s interface.
The update keeps chart analysis and order placement on the same screen, so traders can act on setups without switching between platforms.
TradingView had already confirmed the connection on May 21, saying MEXC had joined as an integrated trading partner. Users can connect by clicking the “Trade” button on TradingView’s Supercharts, selecting MEXC, and signing in. At the time, TradingView said the exchange offered 2,200+ spot tokens and 790+ derivatives contracts through the link.
“Our new integration with MEXC advances that mission by connecting users to more than 2,500 trading pairs available on the exchange,” said Rauan Khassan, Chief Growth Officer at TradingView.
MEXC, founded in 2018, says it serves more than 40 million users across 170+ markets. A recent CoinGecko report ranked it second globally in spot trading volume with an 8.2% market share, and third in perpetual futures at 11.8%, according to the company’s announcement.
The two platforms already had a data relationship. TradingView added MEXC’s real-time market data in 2022, and this update extends the link from price visibility to order execution.
