Trade Deriv’s exclusive 24/7 Derived Indices directly on TradingView

July 24, 2026

Deriv’s exclusive Derived Indices are now live on TradingView. Traders can connect a Deriv account and analyse, place, and manage trades directly from TradingView charts, including on Volatility, Crash/Boom, Jump, and Step Indices. TradingView provides the charting and trading interface, while Deriv continues to handle pricing, execution, and account management.

The launch is significant because the products most closely associated with Deriv are now available within a charting environment many traders already use. Instead of analysing on TradingView and moving to another platform to execute, traders can move from chart to trade without breaking their workflow.

Analyse and trade from the same chart

Once their accounts are connected, traders can use TradingView’s charts, technical indicators, drawing tools, and alerts to analyse a Deriv instrument before placing and managing a trade from the same screen.

TradingView’s charting environment offers a library of more than 400 indicators, multiple chart types, drawing tools, and alerts that can respond to price movements, indicator conditions, and other technical triggers. The number of charts, indicators, alerts, and advanced features available at one time depends on the trader’s TradingView plan.

A paid TradingView subscription is not required to trade Deriv offerings. Traders can connect using a free TradingView account, too, while paid plans provide higher feature limits and additional charting functionality.

Deriv markets, available around the clock

The integration brings Deriv’s proprietary Synthetic Indices, which form part of its broader Derived Indices range, into TradingView.

Unlike markets whose prices respond to company earnings, economic announcements, central-bank decisions, or geopolitical developments, these indices are generated independently of real-world financial markets. They are available to trade 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including weekends and public holidays.

The range includes instruments with different price behaviours and volatility characteristics. Volatility Indices simulate continuous movement at defined volatility levels, while Crash/Boom Indices are designed around downward or upward price spikes. Jump and Step Indices offer further patterns for traders looking to analyse different forms of market movement.

Their availability on TradingView means traders can apply their preferred technical-analysis workflow to Deriv’s 24/7 markets and act on that analysis directly from the chart.

“Derived Indices are central to what makes Deriv different. This integration puts those markets inside a charting environment many traders already use, so they can move from analysis to execution without breaking their workflow. Existing clients get more platform choice, while traders new to Deriv get a direct route to our 24/7 markets,” said Prakash Bhudia, Chief Growth Officer at Deriv.

How to connect Deriv to TradingView

New traders can get started in four steps:

  1. Create your accounts
    Sign up for a free Deriv account and a free or paid TradingView account. Existing clients can use their current accounts.
  2. Find TradingView on your dashboard
    Log in to your Deriv account, go to the CFDs section on your dashboard, and select Connect to TradingView.
  3. Link the accounts
    Continue to TradingView, click Connect, review the requested permissions, and approve access.
  4. Choose a market and start trading
    Select a Deriv instrument, apply the TradingView charting tools available in your plan, and place or manage trades directly from the chart.
How to access TradingView with Deriv account

Existing Deriv clients who already have a TradingView account can begin at the second step. Deposits and withdrawals continue to be managed through the trader’s Deriv Wallet rather than through TradingView.

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