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Tickblaze Launches WebTrader Platform with TradingView Integration for Proprietary Trading Firms

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Tickblaze, a trading technology provider, has introduced Tickblaze WebTrader, a new browser-based multi-asset trading platform developed with a strategic integration with TradingView, designed for proprietary trading firms, brokerages, and professional traders.

The launch expands Tickblaze’s global infrastructure, providing institutional-grade trading tools accessible directly through any browser across Mac, PC, tablet, and mobile devices. This initiative addresses a long-standing industry challenge where desktop-first platforms limited accessibility, slowed onboarding processes, and fragmented the trading experience across various devices.

Tickblaze WebTrader aims to meet the demand for flexible, mobile, and instant access without compromising performance, execution quality, or advanced functionality. Sean Kozak, CEO of Tickblaze, stated, “This is not another lightweight web terminal. Most web platforms weren’t built for prop trading, they were adapted to it. We built this from the ground up for prop firms and multi-account traders. Native copier infrastructure, multi-prop connectivity, and real-time risk logic are not add-ons, they are core. Same execution layer, same infrastructure. No compromises.”

The platform operates on the same core order management and execution infrastructure as Tickblaze’s desktop systems, ensuring consistent order processing and behavior across desktop, web, and mobile environments. It incorporates full TradingView charting capabilities, including advanced indicators, drawing tools, multi-chart layouts, chart trading, and integrated depth-of-market (DOM) functionality, allowing traders to execute directly from charts and manage positions in real-time.

Tickblaze has also introduced a proprietary code wrapper that enables support for advanced custom indicators, signal systems, and platform applications using C# within a browser-based environment. This innovation extends access to sophisticated analytics and third-party applications traditionally limited to desktop platforms, overcoming limitations associated with JavaScript-only environments.

Further enhancing the platform is Tickblaze’s native multi-account trade copier, which is built directly into the system’s core infrastructure. This feature facilitates real-time, deterministic execution across multiple accounts, firms, and asset classes, allowing traders to operate across various proprietary trading firms through a single interface. It also includes built-in trade journaling, performance analytics, and calendar-based tracking tools.

With WebTrader, Tickblaze completes its full trading technology stack, offering a unified solution encompassing front-end trading platforms, back-office infrastructure, and market data distribution. This comprehensive suite now includes desktop trading platforms, WebTrader, mobile trading applications, an integrated OMS and execution engine, built-in trade copiers, back-office CRM and risk management systems, and market data distribution with CME and Nasdaq. This integration aims to reduce operational complexity and cost for proprietary trading firms by eliminating the need for fragmented technology providers.

Mr. Kozak added, “With WebTrader, we’ve removed one of the last major barriers to global scale. Firms no longer need to choose between accessibility and performance. They get both, in one system.” Tickblaze WebTrader is available immediately to partners and traders worldwide, aligning with the growing demand for scalable, multi-asset solutions in the proprietary trading sector.

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