ICE Data Services, FactSet, and Quartr now supply the market data, reference data, and SEC filings powering TradingView’s platform, according to the company’s latest attribution disclosures.
The financial data ecosystem behind TradingView’s terminals has shifted significantly. TradingView, a platform used by millions of retail and professional traders worldwide, depends on a network of established data vendors to deliver real-time pricing, corporate filings, and securities identification.
Select market data now comes through ICE Data Services, the fixed income and market data arm of Intercontinental Exchange. Meanwhile, FactSet Research Systems provides the CUSIP database along with select reference data. The CUSIP system, maintained by the American Bankers Association, tracks uniquely identifiable financial instruments across U.S. and Canadian markets.
SEC filings and related corporate documents flow through Quartr, a Swedish financial technology company that digitizes investor relations materials. Quartr pulls key filings, earnings call transcripts, and company presentations into searchable formats.
The attribution language indicates renewed licensing agreements among these data providers and TradingView. As a result, users accessing securities information, company documents, and market pricing on TradingView now interact with data sourced from these three vendors. The CUSIP copyright notice rests with the American Bankers Association for 2026, while FactSet holds rights to the broader database distribution.
These integrations reflect a broader push among retail-focused platforms to match institutional-grade data quality. TradingView has increasingly positioned itself as a professional terminal alternative, competing with Bloomberg and Refinitiv on features while maintaining a consumer-friendly interface.
The platform has not detailed the financial terms of these data agreements. However, the disclosures confirm that ICE, FactSet, and Quartr remain embedded in TradingView’s core data infrastructure heading into 2026.
