Deriv has become the first broker on TradingView to offer Derived Indices, giving TradingView’s over 100 million users access to this asset class without leaving the platform. The integration launched on 22 July 2026 on TradingView’s web and mobile apps, and is available in Rest-of-World markets where Deriv CFD accounts can be opened; the EU and UAE are excluded for now. Derived Indices are designed to trade independently of real-world market drivers and are available 24/7, remaining open through weekends, public holidays and global market closures.
The link allows clients to connect a Deriv account to TradingView and use the charting tools included within their TradingView plan, with free and paid subscriptions offering different limits and paid tiers adding charts, indicators and alerts. The rollout also brings Deriv’s Volatility Indices and Crash/Boom Indices into TradingView’s charting environment and community library of published scripts and strategies. Product access remains determined by country of residence and eligibility under the relevant Deriv entity, and the integration does not extend availability into restricted jurisdictions.
Seamless Synthetic Asset Access and Weekend Trading Opportunities
Following the launch of the new integration on July 22, we urge derivative traders outside the EU and UAE to immediately link their Deriv accounts to TradingView. This integration grants seamless access to synthetic assets directly within a charting platform that now boasts over 100 million users globally. By eliminating the friction of charting on one application and executing on another, we can now capture rapid market movements without any execution delay.
With traditional markets often experiencing lower volume and typical summer stagnation during late July and August, these 24/7 synthetic indices offer a vital alternative. Historically, weekend trading has seen a major surge in retail demand, with digital asset markets seeing up to 20% of their weekly volume traded on Saturdays and Sundays when traditional exchanges are closed. We should leverage these new tools to trade Volatility and Crash/Boom indices during weekend closures to maintain consistent, round-the-clock profit opportunities.
Strategy Backtesting and Community Engagement
In the coming weeks, we must actively backtest our trading strategies on these indices using TradingView’s advanced indicators and customized Pine Scripts. Because these simulated markets behave consistently and are free from sudden geopolitical shocks or interest rate decisions, they are highly suited for pure technical analysis. We can also leverage the massive TradingView social community to share and adapt existing retail strategies specifically for the unique volatility cycles of these newly available assets.
