
How to Connect Claude to TradingView
Add TradingView's official server to Claude to pull market data, screeners and news, and manage watchlists and price alerts.
TradingView's docs set up its official server in Claude as a custom connector. Go to Customize > Connectors, select Add custom connector, paste the server URL from the install box and authorize with your TradingView account.
TradingView says MCP access is included in Essential and above, and that trial plans do not include it. Claude can read prices, screeners, news and fundamentals, and it can create, change and delete watchlists and alerts.
Good for
- Investors who want Claude to screen stocks and read fundamentals
- Traders who track earnings, economic and dividend calendars
- Anyone who wants watchlists and price alerts set by asking
- Developers who want TradingView data inside Claude Code
Install Claude
Claude app
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In Claude, go to Customize > Connectors and select Add custom connector. TradingView's guide calls this Settings > Connectors.
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Paste https://mcp.tradingview.com/mcp as the server URL and select Add.
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Select Connect and authorize with your TradingView account.
- 4
In a chat, select + in the message box, select Connectors and turn TradingView on.
Requires TradingView Essential plan or higher, A Claude account (Free is limited to one custom connector), On Team or Enterprise, an Owner adds it.
Read-only mode: There is no read-only mode. TradingView labels each tool Read-only or Write, so under Customize > Connectors > TradingView > Tool permissions set the Write tools to Needs approval or Blocked.
TradingView's own guide has you add its server to Claude by URL as a custom connector. There is no API key to create. In Claude Code, run /mcp after the command and authorize in the browser. A connector added once works on claude.ai, the desktop app and mobile. The toolset is in beta and TradingView says it expands over time. As of November 2026 we did not find TradingView in Anthropic's connector directory, so the custom connector route is the one TradingView documents.
From the vendor's docs. Source.
Connect TradingView and set a price alert
Claude
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Check your TradingView plan
TradingView says MCP access is included in Essential and above, and that trial plans do not include it.
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Add the connector
Go to Customize > Connectors, select Add custom connector, paste the server URL from the install box and select Add. On Team and Enterprise, an Owner adds it for the organization.
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Authorize with TradingView
Select Connect and log in with your TradingView account. There is no API key to create.
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Turn it on in a chat
In a conversation, select + in the message box, select Connectors and turn on TradingView.
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Ask about a stock
Claude uses the fundamentals, calendar and news tools. Symbols use the EXCHANGE:TICKER format.
PromptShow NASDAQ:NVDA's revenue and EPS for the last four quarters, the next earnings date and the latest news. - 6
Create an alert
The server supports simple price alerts. Multi-condition and indicator alerts are not supported yet, and webhook alerts cannot be created.
PromptCreate an alert when NASDAQ:AAPL crosses above 250.Tip: Set the Write tools to Needs approval. Deleting an alert also deletes its fire history.
Permissions
Medium risk
Claude can delete your watchlists and alerts, and an alert's history goes with it. Set the Write tools to Needs approval so each delete waits for you.
What it can do
- Read your data
- Create and change things
- Delete things
- Read-only mode
Watch out for
It can delete alerts and watchlists
Deleting an alert also deletes its fire history. Set the Write tools to Needs approval so each delete waits for you. tradingview.com
Data goes to Anthropic
Your watchlists, alerts and the market data Claude fetches become part of the chat. Connect only an account whose lists you are happy to share that way. tradingview.com
It cannot create or edit webhook alerts
TradingView requires two-factor verification for webhook alerts, which MCP does not support yet. The server refuses them. tradingview.com
It is a beta with a call cap
TradingView calls the toolset a beta that expands over time, and caps calls at about 100 requests a minute per user. tradingview.com
Changes are made in your TradingView account
The connection uses your TradingView sign-in, so watchlists and alerts Claude changes are changed in your account. Disconnect when you are done, and sign out of shared computers. claude.com
Security advisories
No published security advisories as of Nov 3, 2026.
Technical details
| Turning on read-only | There is no read-only switch. TradingView marks each tool Read-only or Write, so set the Write tools to Needs approval or Blocked under Customize > Connectors > TradingView > Tool permissions. |
|---|---|
| Talks to | TradingView's hosted service. Anthropic, which receives the data Claude reads |
| Sign-in and keys | OAuth 2.1 sign-in with your TradingView account; Claude keeps the connection until you select Disconnect. |
Where it works
| Where | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Claude on the web | Official server | Custom connector in Customize > Connectors. Essential plan or higher. |
| Claude desktop app | Official server | Same custom connector; it works wherever you use Claude. |
| Claude mobile app | Official server | TradingView says a connector added once works on mobile too. |
| Claude Code | Official server | Add it with one command, then authorize with /mcp. |
| TradingView MCP server | Official server | TradingView's own hosted server. |
| ChatGPT | Official server | TradingView documents a custom MCP server setup for ChatGPT. |
Top picks
TradingView's official server first, then community servers with a reviewed PlugWiki page ordered by GitHub stars. The best TradingView MCP servers page lists the rest.
Verdict
Our advice: add TradingView's official server if you have an Essential plan or higher, and set Write tools to Needs approval. If you do not have a paid plan, try a community data server and read its README first.
Our advice: the official server is the cleanest route because you log in with TradingView and need no key. Its limits are the paid plan and a beta toolset.
Best for
- Screening stocks and reading fundamentals in a chat
- Checking earnings and economic calendars
- Setting simple price alerts and keeping watchlists
Skip it if
- Your TradingView plan is below Essential, or is a trial
- You need webhook or indicator alerts
- You want Claude to place trades
Questions
How do I connect Claude to TradingView?
Add TradingView's official server as a custom connector, using the server URL in the install box, then log in with your TradingView account. TradingView's docs give these steps for Claude.
Do I need a paid TradingView plan?
Yes. TradingView says MCP access is included in Essential and above, and that trial plans do not include it. Check the plan name on TradingView's pricing page before you start.
Is there a free way to use TradingView data in Claude?
Some community servers need no TradingView account. The TradingView MCP by atilaahmettaner is free to self-host, and its README prices a hosted version from $9 a month. They are independent projects, so read each README and our page on it for data-delay and terms notes first.
What is the TradingView MCP server URL?
https://mcp.tradingview.com/mcp. You log in with your TradingView account, so there is no API key.
Can Claude place trades on TradingView?
No tool in TradingView's list of 35 tools (as of November 2026) places orders. The tools cover market data, screeners, news, fundamentals, calendars, watchlists and alerts.
Can Claude delete my alerts?
Yes. TradingView's server can delete alerts and watchlists, and deleting an alert deletes its fire history. Set the Write tools to Needs approval to confirm each one.
Can Claude create webhook or indicator alerts?
No. TradingView says webhook alerts cannot be created or updated through MCP, and multi-condition and indicator alerts are not supported yet. Simple price alerts work.
Does it work in Claude Code and on mobile?
Yes. TradingView says a connector added on the web works in the desktop and mobile apps. For Claude Code, use the command in the install box. On Claude's side, custom connectors are available on Free, Pro, Max, Ultra, Team and Enterprise plans, and Free is limited to one.
How do I disconnect TradingView from Claude?
Go to Customize > Connectors, select TradingView and choose Disconnect. Use Remove to delete the connector.
Information
updated Nov 3, 2026
- Made by
- Anthropic
- Connector directory
- claude.ai/directory
Sources
Docs, issue trackers and discussions this page is built from.
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- TradingView MCP Server docs · tradingview.com
- Add a connector that is not in the directory · claude.com
- Get started with connectors · claude.com
- Use connectors to extend Claude · support.claude.com