TradingView Valuation, Funding & Investors

TradingView is valued at $3B as of January 2024.

Last TradingView valuation

$3B

Series C · Jan 2024

Last TradingView funding round

$50M

Series C · Jan 2024

Cumulative funding TradingView raised

$389M

across 6 funding rounds

Key investors in TradingView

  • JHH vc
  • Techstars
  • Tiger Global
  • Insight Partners
  • Jump Capital
  • Hedosophia

TradingView Overview

About TradingView

TradingView is a web-based platform delivering advanced charting tools, real-time market data, and social networking features for traders and investors worldwide. New York-headquartered with engineering teams in Vilnius, Lithuania, it supports 50 million monthly active users through web, desktop, and mobile applications. The platform integrates with over 50 brokerages including Interactive Brokers, OANDA, and IG, allowing seamless trade execution from interactive charts. TradingView equips more than 40,000 publishers, brokerages, and fintech companies with embeddable widgets and APIs. Founded in 2011, the company completed a $37 million Series B funding round led by Insight Partners in 2018 and acquired TradeIT in 2019 to bolster brokerage connectivity.


Founded

2011

HQ

United StatesColumbus, OH

Status

Privately held

Customer focus

B2C & B2B

Revenue model

Subscription, Advertising

Valuation

$3B (Jan 2024)

TradingView Valuation

TradingView is currently valued at $3B, based on its Series C in January 2024.

The $50M round was led by Smash Capital.

TradingView's valuation has moved from $3B at its Series C in October 2021 to $3B in January 2024, across 2 priced rounds.

TradingView valuation by funding round

TradingView valuation by funding round
DateStageValuation
Jan 2024Series C$3B
Oct 2021Series C$3B

TradingView Funding History

TradingView has raised a total of $389M across 6 funding rounds.

TradingView's first fundraising round was a $100K pre-seed round in May 2013. The most recent completed round was a $50M Series C in January 2024.

TradingView funding rounds

TradingView funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Jan 2024Series CSmash Capital (lead)$50M$3BTradingView is a charting platform and social network for traders, offering advanced tools for financial market analysis. The company completed a Series C funding round in January 2024, raising $50 million led by Smash Capital to support growth and market expansion. This round brought total funding to approximately $388.8 million across multiple rounds since its seed in 2014. The post-money valuation for TradingView at this January 2024 round is reported as $3 billion. Smash Capital, known for investments in high-growth tech firms like Epic Games, Robinhood, and Discord, led the investment. Other prior investors include iTech Capital, which has backed fintech and digital media companies such as Bitfury and Ecwid.
Oct 2021Series CHedosophia (lead); Tiger Global (lead); JHH vc$298M$3BTradingView is the world's most popular charting platform and social network for traders and investors, providing financial information, stock charts, and tools used by over 30 million monthly active users across 180 countries. The company announced a $298 million funding round on October 14, 2021, led by Tiger Global Management with participation from Hedosophia, achieving a $3 billion valuation. This Series C round brought total funding to over $338 million across seven rounds, following a $37 million Series B in 2018 led by Insight Partners. The investment aims to accelerate global expansion, enhance broker integrations for direct trading from the platform, and broaden services from direct-to-consumer to partnerships with major brokerage platforms. TradingView reported strong growth with a 400% increase in created accounts and 237% rise in visitors over the prior 18 months, amid surging retail investing driven by the pandemic and events like the GameStop saga. The platform is profitable and ranks in the top 100 most engaging websites globally. Tiger Global highlighted TradingView's global reach, product strength, and engaged user base as positioning it to become the default social network and analysis platform for traders. CEO Denis Globa emphasized partnering with Tiger Global's fintech expertise to advance informed trading worldwide. Key investors include Tiger Global, Hedosophia, and prior backers like Insight Partners and iTech Capital.
May 2018Series BInsight Partners (lead); Jump Capital; DRW Venture Capital$37M-TradingView is a social network and platform for retail traders and investors, offering web-based charting, analytics, real-time market data on stocks, forex, equities, fixed income, commodities, and cryptocurrencies, along with community features for sharing trading ideas. Founded in 2011, it previously raised $3.7 million from investors including Irish Angels, TechStars, iTech Capital, and angels, and participated in TechStars Chicago in 2013. In May 2018, TradingView secured a $37 million Series B round led by Insight Partners, with participation from Jump Capital and DRW Venture Capital. The funds were intended to expand its software product suite, scale operations internationally, and enhance analytics capabilities amid growth driven by cryptocurrency and stock market booms. Insight Partners highlighted TradingView's best-in-class financial charting software and its active trader community as key strengths, with vice president Paul Szurek and managing director Lonne Jaffe joining the board post-investment. This marked Insight's fifth FinTech investment that year. Subsequently, TradingView raised a $298 million Series C in October 2021 led by Tiger Global Management and Hedosophia at a $3 billion valuation, bringing total funding over $338-389 million across multiple rounds. The company reported profitability and 29 million monthly active users by 2021, with massive growth in visitors and accounts.
Jul 2015Series AiTech Capital (lead); Marathon Venture Capital; Jon Vlachogiannis$3M-TradingView raised $3.6 million in a Series A funding round in July 2015 led by iTech Capital, which invested $3 million for a minority stake . The platform, launched in 2012, provides interactive trading charts and a social community where users share technical analysis and ideas . At the time, it had over 500,000 active users with 10% month-over-month growth in unique users . iTech Capital's managing partner noted continuous monthly growth in user acquisition and revenues prior to the investment . The funds were allocated to develop new services like localization, expand sales and marketing for customer acquisition, and implement new data feeds .
Jan 2014SeedRobert Rosenberg; Steve Farsht; IrishAngels; Christopher Bissonnette; Jeff Pomeranz; Lauren DeLuca; Paul Cohen; Gale Wilkinson; Techstars; Erik Severinghaus; Kentof Clan; JHH vc$700K--
May 2013Pre-seedRight Side Capital Management$100K--

Who has invested in TradingView?

22 investors have backed TradingView across its funding rounds, including JHH vc, Techstars, Tiger Global, Insight Partners, Jump Capital and Hedosophia.

Lead investors include Smash Capital, Hedosophia, Tiger Global, Insight Partners and iTech Capital.


TradingView Investors

Investors in TradingView by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
JHH vcUnited StatesWashington, DC2ParticipantJan 2014
Smash CapitalUnited StatesLos Angeles, CA1LeadJan 2024
Robert RosenbergUnited StatesNew York City, NY1ParticipantJan 2014
Jump CapitalUnited StatesChicago, IL1ParticipantMay 2018
Steve FarshtUnited StatesChicago, IL1ParticipantJan 2014
Marathon Venture CapitalGreeceGreece1ParticipantJul 2015
IrishAngelsUnited StatesChicago, IL1ParticipantJan 2014
Christopher BissonnetteUnited StatesChicago, IL1ParticipantJan 2014
Jeff PomeranzUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA1ParticipantJan 2014
Lauren DeLucaUnited StatesChicago, IL1ParticipantJan 2014
DRW Venture CapitalUnited StatesChicago, IL1ParticipantMay 2018
Paul CohenUnited StatesPhoenix, AZ1ParticipantJan 2014
iTech CapitalLatviaLatvia1LeadJul 2015

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Acquisitions by TradingView

TradingView has acquired 1 company to date.

Last acquisition by TradingView was on April 3rd 2019. TradingView acquired TradeIT for $19M.


Latest Acquisitions by TradingView

TradeIT
Description
TradeIT is a New York-based fintech providing embeddable trading widgets for websites and mobile apps. The patent-pending technology links to brokers like TD Ameritrade for one-click orders on stocks and ETFs from any publisher platform. Launched in alpha in 2014, it ensures OFAC compliance and API integrations for seamless execution across desktop and iOS devices.
HQ CountryUnited States
HQ City
New York City, NY
Deal Date3 Apr 2019
Valuation$19M
EV/Revenue
EV/EBITDA

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TradingView Competitors

TradingView competitors include listed companies like TP ICAP and Plus500, and private ones like LMAX Group, DriveWealth, Addepar and Qontigo.

Public and private companies comparable to TradingView
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
TP ICAPUnited KingdomUnited KingdomPublicly listed$3.2B$502M$3.1B0.1x
LMAX GroupUnited KingdomLondonPrivate$201M$50M$1B5.0x
DriveWealthUnited StatesJersey City, NJPrivate--$2.9B-
AddeparUnited StatesSan Francisco, CAPrivate$275M-$3.3B11.8x
Plus500IsraelIsraelPublicly listed$730M$285M$3.3B3.0x
QontigoGermanyEschbornPrivate--$3.5B-

TradingView Public Comps

TradingView is still privately-owned, but its public comps include TP ICAP, Angel One, Plus500, Northeast Securities, President Securities, Tera Yatırım, Pacific Securities Co., CRISIL, SSI Securities and CMC Markets.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
TP ICAP$3.2B$502M0.1x0.1x0.7x0.6x
Angel One$449M$105M4.4x3.8x18.8x11.0x
Plus500$730M$285M3.4x3.0x8.7x7.0x
Northeast Securities$740M-3.6x---
President Securities$390M$236M2.9x-4.8x-
Tera Yatırım$8.5B$1.3B----
Pacific Securities Co.$197M-17.5x17.2x--
CRISIL$380M$122M8.8x7.5x27.5x25.1x

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Common questions about TradingView

When was TradingView founded?TradingView was founded in 2011.
Where is TradingView headquartered?TradingView is headquartered in Columbus, OH, United States.
Is TradingView publicly listed?No, TradingView is a private, VC-backed company.
What is TradingView's valuation?TradingView was last valued at $3B in its Series C in January 2024.
How much funding has TradingView raised?TradingView has raised $389M across 6 funding rounds.
What was TradingView's last funding round?TradingView's last funding round was a $50M Series C in January 2024, led by Smash Capital.
Who are TradingView's investors?TradingView's investors include JHH vc, Smash Capital, Robert Rosenberg, Jump Capital, Steve Farsht, Marathon Venture Capital, IrishAngels, Christopher Bissonnette, Jeff Pomeranz, Lauren DeLuca and 12 others.
Which companies are comparable to TradingView?Companies comparable to TradingView include TP ICAP, LMAX Group, DriveWealth, Addepar, Plus500 and Qontigo.
How many companies has TradingView acquired?TradingView has acquired 1 company, including TradeIT.
What was the largest acquisition by TradingView?The $19M acquisition of TradeIT in April 2019 is the largest acquisition TradingView has made to date.

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