TradingView
Funding History
| 2021 Growth Financing · 10/2021 | $3.0B |
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About
TradingView operates a charting platform and social network used by traders and investors to research markets, share ideas and build trading strategies. Founded in 2011 and originally based in New York City, the company established a European headquarters in London by 2020 and maintains additional offices in Malaga and Tbilisi.
- CEO
- Not publicly named as of September 2026 (Oleg Mukhanov stepped down March 7, 2025; no successor confirmed)
- Headquarters
- New York City, New York (European headquarters in London)
- Founded
- 2011
- Website
- tradingview.com
Overview
TradingView is a privately held charting platform and social network for traders and investors, founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York City, with a European headquarters established in London by 2020 and additional offices in Malaga and Tbilisi. The company's own about page states the platform is used by more than 100 million traders and investors worldwide.
TradingView raised an early round of about $3.6 million from iTech Capital and other backers including Techstars, Right Side Capital Management and Irish Angels after being selected for the Techstars accelerator, which it presented at in 2013. It raised $37 million in May 2018 led by Insight Venture Partners, with DRW Venture Capital and Jump Capital also participating, and used part of that round to acquire the brokerage-integration startup TradeIt.
Its most recent disclosed financing was a $298 million round in October 2021 led by Tiger Global Management that valued the company at $3 billion. Business data aggregator GetLatka has reported TradingView's annual recurring revenue at approximately $172.9 million, with a $3 billion valuation, in a profile referencing 2023 figures.
TradingView's leadership has been in flux: co-founder Denis Globa departed as chief executive in January 2024 and was succeeded by Oleg Mukhanov, who himself stepped down on March 7, 2025, after about a year in the role and remained connected to the company as an advisor to its board; no successor chief executive had been publicly named as of this research. The company's general manager, Pierce Crosby, separately departed in February 2025 to launch his own startup-advisory firm, M7.
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