By accessing or using our website at https://travdisgview.com/en/ (including any related or linked sites) and any associated products or services (collectively, “TradingView”), you confirm that you accept and agree to these Terms of Use (the “Terms”). If you do not accept these Terms, you must not use TradingView.
TradingView is owned and operated by TradingView Inc. (“TradingView,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).
Important notice about arbitration and class action waiver: These Terms include a binding arbitration agreement and a class action waiver between you and TradingView (the “Arbitration Agreement”). Unless you opt out within 30 days, you and TradingView agree that disputes will be resolved through final and binding arbitration, not in court, except in the limited situations described in Section 26.
1. Updates to These Terms
Except as described in Section 26.8, we may revise these Terms at any time. Continued use of TradingView after we post changes means you accept the updated Terms. The latest version will always be available to you on this page.
2. Changes to TradingView
We may modify, suspend, or discontinue any feature or part of TradingView at any time, with or without notice. We do not guarantee backward compatibility for features, services, or APIs.
3. Ownership; License; Redistribution; Non-Display Use Restrictions
Unless we explicitly state otherwise, all rights in TradingView and all materials made available through TradingView—across all formats, languages, and media—are owned by TradingView, its affiliates, and/or its content and market Data Providers (see Section 6).
Certain data and content may also be owned by third parties (including Interactive Data (IDCO) or other providers), and such rights remain with the applicable owner.
3.1 Display-Only License (Strict Limits)
Market data and platform content (including charts, alerts, webhooks, and related information) are provided under a display-only license for personal use or internal business use. Any non-display use is strictly prohibited. Prohibited uses include (without limitation):
automated or algorithmic trading;
automated order creation, routing, or verification;
price referencing for execution decisions;
machine-driven decision systems;
use in operations control or risk management systems;
building products/services derived from TradingView content or data;
processing or repackaging TradingView content in ways that bypass provider restrictions.
3.2 Third-Party Tools Enabling Prohibited Use
You may not develop, provide, advertise, or use any third-party product or service that enables or promotes prohibited non-display use of TradingView data/content. This includes tools that:
rely on TradingView data for automated trading or algorithmic decisions;
help others perform prohibited activities (e.g., smart routing, order verification);
claim compatibility with TradingView features (e.g., webhooks) for forbidden purposes.
These restrictions apply to both TradingView users and third parties—regardless of whether a third party claims not to “use” TradingView directly.
3.3 No Resale / Redistribution
Unless expressly allowed in writing by TradingView and the relevant Data Providers, you may not sublicense, sell, assign, loan, distribute, or otherwise provide TradingView content (including market data) for compensation.
You also may not copy, translate, decompile, disassemble, or create derivative works from any software or documentation provided, unless permitted by applicable law or explicit written agreement.
3.4 No Commercial API/Service Use Unless Agreed
Commercial use of our services or APIs is not permitted unless you have a separate written agreement. We do not assume responsibility for third-party tools/services (see Section 21).
3.5 Enforcement
TradingView may take reasonable steps to investigate and enforce compliance (including audits, access restrictions, account termination, legal action, injunctive relief, and claims for damages) to protect the platform, intellectual property, provider obligations, and the community.
4. Attribution Requirements
TradingView allows users to include chart snapshots in research, media, books, articles, blogs, education, and broadcasts, provided that clear attribution to TradingView is always visible.
Attribution must reference TradingView (e.g., “Charts by TradingView” or “Charting platform provided by TradingView”). If attribution cannot be displayed directly on-screen, you must include a clear verbal/written disclosure. Minimum font size: not less than 10pt (≈13px).
Using TradingView charts/products outside the TradingView website without proper attribution is not permitted, including widgets embedded on third-party pages. Violations may result in enforcement actions, including permanent bans and legal remedies.
5. Third-Party Websites and Advertisers
TradingView may link to third-party websites. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content, accuracy, legality, or any transactions or activities you undertake through them. Links are provided for convenience and do not imply endorsement.
Any advertising relationships or transactions are between you and the advertiser. TradingView is not responsible for claims or losses arising from such dealings.
Unauthorized solicitation on TradingView is prohibited and may lead to bans and other legal action.
6. Disclaimer of Warranties
TRADINGVIEW AND ALL INFORMATION, CONTENT, MATERIALS, AND PRODUCTS PROVIDED THROUGH THE WEBSITE AND SERVICES ARE OFFERED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE.”
WE MAKE NO WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND—EXPRESS OR IMPLIED—including (without limitation) warranties of accuracy, reliability, completeness, timeliness, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement.
We do not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation. We are not responsible for viruses, hacking, security intrusions, loss, corruption, or other harm. Any downloads or materials obtained through the Services are used at your own risk.
Information may be sourced from exchanges, news providers, and other professional sources (“Data Providers”), but accuracy and timeliness cannot be guaranteed due to possible human/mechanical error and other factors. We also do not warrant third-party scripts, indicators, ideas, or other user content.
7. No Investment Advice; Trading Risk
Trading and investing involve substantial risk, including the risk of losing significant money. “Day trading” is especially risky. You should consult qualified financial professionals before trading.
TradingView is not responsible for losses or damages resulting from trading decisions made based on information obtained through TradingView or the Services.
8. Hypothetical Results Disclaimer
Hypothetical performance results have significant limitations. They often reflect hindsight and do not account for real-world financial risk, execution conditions, or psychological factors. Actual results may differ materially from simulated or hypothetical outcomes.
9. Registered Users
Certain features (e.g., saving/publishing charts, commenting) require an account. By clicking “Register,” “Submit,” or similar, you confirm you agree to be legally bound by these Terms.
You represent that you are legally able to enter into a binding contract and are not prohibited from using the Services under applicable law. You agree to provide accurate, current information and keep it updated. We may suspend or terminate accounts if information is false, outdated, or incomplete.
You represent you have the necessary rights to any content you submit and that you will not upload materials that violate third-party rights. We may remove content if we reasonably believe it violates these Terms.
10. Non-Professional Subscriber Status (Market Data)
If you purchase exchange market data as a “Non-Professional,” you confirm (among other criteria) that you are an individual using data for personal use, not registered/qualified with regulators (e.g., SEC/CFTC), not acting as an advisor/manager, not trading on behalf of an entity, and not compensated for trading activity.
If we or exchange partners determine you qualify as “Professional” at any time, you may owe the difference in fees retroactively from the subscription start date, and we may charge the payment method on file.
11. Derived Data
TradingView may use proprietary methods to derive displayed pricing from raw market data. Raw data is not made available to clients and is not intended to be reverse-engineered. Derived prices may be used for eligible non-professional clients.
12. Access and Account Security
You are responsible for safeguarding your login credentials and all activity under your account. Notify TradingView immediately of unauthorized access and sign out at the end of each session. We are not liable for losses arising from failure to maintain account security.
13. Billing, Auto-Renewal, Cancellation, Refunds
By ordering a subscription (including trials), you authorize recurring billing to your selected payment method on the chosen cycle (monthly/annual).
Trials convert to paid subscriptions unless canceled before the trial ends. You must cancel via your account billing settings; an email or support request is not considered cancellation.
Annual refunds may be available only if requested within 14 days of payment, subject to stated exclusions (e.g., monthly plans, market data, plan upgrades, chargebacks). Bans for House Rules violations do not automatically entitle refunds if subscription features remain accessible.
TradingView may use local entities to collect payments in certain regions; service provision remains by TradingView Inc.
14. Apple App Store Subscriptions
iOS purchases are billed to your Apple ID and governed by Apple policies. Trial use may be limited (e.g., once per account). Auto-renew can be turned off through the App Store at least 24 hours before renewal.
Pricing and billing cycles may differ between mobile stores and the web.
15. Android (Google Play) Subscriptions
Android purchases are processed through Google Play and governed by Google’s terms and refund rules. Auto-renew settings must be managed in Google Play at least 24 hours before renewal. Pricing may differ from the web.
16. Feedback and Submissions
If you submit suggestions, ideas, or materials (“Contributions”), you agree they are non-confidential and that TradingView may use them for any purpose without obligation or compensation. Contributions may become TradingView property upon submission.
17. Indemnification
You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless TradingView and related parties from claims arising from your content, your use of the Services, your violations of these Terms, or infringement of others’ rights. This obligation continues after termination.
You also agree to release TradingView from claims arising from disputes with other users.
18. Termination
You may delete your account through Settings. Personal data tied to your account will be deleted where applicable, but certain information may be retained for system integrity and legitimate business purposes (e.g., audits, security). Published contributions may remain available as part of the platform record.
TradingView may suspend or terminate access at any time for reasons including Terms violations, legal requests, security issues, inactivity, fraud, or illegal conduct, and is not liable for such actions.
19. Emails
By creating an account, you agree we may send service notices, important updates, and marketing communications. You can unsubscribe from marketing emails using the link in the message.
20. House Rules
By using TradingView, you agree to follow our House Rules.
21. Third-Party Software
TradingView may include third-party components licensed from others. We do not provide warranties for third-party software. Your use of such software is governed by the third party’s terms and privacy policies.
22. Scripts
You confirm you own or have rights to scripts you publish and that they do not violate third-party rights. You are responsible for your scripts and their use/misuse by others.
By publishing a script, you grant TradingView a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license to host, display, distribute, and (where applicable) disclose source code for open scripts and make scripts available according to their publication settings.
If no license is specified in the script comments, you agree it is licensed under Mozilla Public License 2.0. We may remove scripts that violate these Terms.
23. Publications: No Advice or Recommendations
Information and publications on TradingView are not financial, investment, or trading advice. Opinions may change without notice. TradingView and authors are not responsible for losses based on reliance on publications or perceived recommendations.
24. Referral Program Rules
Any account holder may participate as a referrer, subject to eligibility rules and restrictions. You must not spam, misuse TradingView IP, register misleading names/domains, buy trademark keywords, use bots/automation, or misrepresent TradingView to obtain referrals.
Rewards may apply only to qualifying purchases made on the website (not in-app), may expire, have no cash value, and may be changed or canceled at TradingView’s discretion. Chargebacks/refunds may void rewards.
25. Limitation of Liability
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, TRADINGVIEW AND ITS RELATED PARTIES ARE NOT LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES (INCLUDING LOST PROFITS, DATA LOSS, OR SUBSTITUTE SERVICES COSTS) ARISING FROM YOUR USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE SERVICES, SERVICE CHANGES, CONTENT DISPLAY/REMOVAL, UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS, OR THIRD-PARTY CONDUCT.
26. Arbitration Agreement (Summary Rewrite)
Scope: Most disputes relating to TradingView, communications, or these Terms (“Disputes”) must be resolved by binding arbitration, not court—except small claims matters (if eligible) and certain IP-related injunctive relief.
Jury trial waived: You and TradingView waive the right to a judge/jury trial for covered disputes.
Class action waived: Disputes must be brought individually, not as class/collective/representative actions (subject to limited exceptions described in Section 26).
Rules/administrator: Arbitration is administered by NAM under its applicable rules; the Federal Arbitration Act governs enforcement.
Batch arbitration: Similar claims filed in volume may be grouped into batches for efficiency under NAM procedures, without creating a class action.
30-day opt-out: You may opt out by emailing legal@tradingvitw.com within 30 days of first becoming subject to the Arbitration Agreement, including required identifying information and a clear opt-out statement.
Severability/time limits: Certain invalid provisions may be severed; disputes must be initiated within applicable limitation periods.
Changes: Material changes to arbitration terms may be notified; prior valid opt-outs remain honored.
Venue/law where arbitration not applicable: If arbitration does not apply, disputes proceed in New York courts (with special rules for EEA consumers where local law prohibits arbitration and mandatory consumer protections may apply).
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