Comparison

TradingView vs charting.in

A side-by-side look at what charting.in covers for Indian desks — markets, indicators, strategy research, backtesting, broker boundaries and pricing — and what to verify on TradingView before choosing either platform.

Compare by workflow, not by brand

TradingView is a well-known global charting product. The right choice depends on the markets, sessions, indicators, data and execution boundaries your desk needs. charting focuses on Indian-market charting with an own-engine experience, live NSE and BSE workflows, MCX context, multi-chart layouts, drawings, watchlists and saved workspaces.

This page is not a claim that one product is best for every trader. Compare data availability, exchange coverage, pricing, scripting model, broker integration and support for yourself. A clear comparison should explain where a product fits and where it does not.

Where charting fits Indian desks

For a Nifty live chart or BankNifty chart, traders often want fast access to familiar indicators, clean drawings and a layout they can reuse every morning. charting provides more than 100 indicators, drawing tools, custom timeframes and multi-chart views. The product also keeps broker visibility read-only, so the chart remains an analysis surface rather than an order-entry promise.

हिन्दी में कहें तो यह उन traders के लिए है जिन्हें Indian markets के लिए simple और focused online charting चाहिए। NSE, BSE, NFO और MCX workflows को एक जगह देखकर आप अपने levels, indicators और notes को repeat कर सकते हैं। Broker connection context दिखाता है, लेकिन order place नहीं करता।

Scripting, research and pricing context

Charting includes its own Dovee strategy language for chart-based rules and research. It is not Pine Script and should not be treated as a drop-in replacement. If you already use Pine Script, compare syntax, data availability and execution semantics before migrating anything. For custom date-range backtesting, inspect the exact candles, fees, slippage and session assumptions.

Start with the public Chart workspace and learning guides. Review the public pricing information before upgrading, and use a trial to confirm that symbols, indicators and workflows match your needs. Never choose a platform based only on a keyword, a screenshot or historical performance claims.

A practical evaluation checklist

  • Open your actual Nifty, BankNifty, stock and MCX symbols.
  • Recreate one indicator, drawing and multi-timeframe workflow.
  • Check data timing, session behaviour and chart responsiveness.
  • Test saved layouts and understand broker permissions.
  • Document what works before moving a live process.

Charting.in at a glance — and what to verify on TradingView

The first column lists what charting.in ships today. The second column is a verification checklist — use it to ask the same questions of any platform you compare against, instead of trusting marketing pages.

Dimensioncharting.inWhat to verify on TradingView
Indian market coverageRealtime NSE, BSE, NFO and MCX, plus crypto via CoinDCX and DeltaWhich Indian exchanges and instrument types are covered, and at what data delay
Chart engineOwn canvas and SVG engine — no embedded third-party widgetWhether charts run on a licensed third-party widget or a native engine
Built-in indicators107 built-in indicators with customizationIndicator count on Indian instruments and customization depth
Strategy researchDovee strategy language — English when-rules, plots and session filters; public scripts includedScripting model for Indian instruments and whether strategies run on-chart
BacktestingDate-range backtest with a custom date and time window on Indian candlesBacktest controls for Indian sessions, fees and slippage assumptions
Broker integration7 Indian brokers (Angel One, Fyers, Zerodha, Groww, Dhan, Upstox) — read-only funds, holdings and positions; no order placementBroker connectivity for Indian brokers and whether it is read-only or order-enabled
AlertsServer-side price, indicator and drawing alerts; in-app and email; Pro adds webhooks and WhatsApp messagesAlert types for Indian symbols and delivery channels when the tab is closed
Layouts and workspaceMulti-chart layouts, tabs, pop-out and fullscreen; saved drawings, indicators and watchlistsLayout persistence across devices and watchlist limits
PricingChart ₹499/month, Pro ₹999/month; every new account includes 1 month of Chart; no forever-free tierPlan pricing in INR, free-tier limits and Indian-data add-on costs
PlatformsWeb terminal on desktop, tablet and phone; native iOS and Android on the roadmapNative app availability and feature parity for Indian markets

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Questions

Is charting affiliated with TradingView?

No. charting is an independent product by Seven Ticks Software with its own chart engine.

Does charting place broker orders?

No. Supported broker connections are read-only and do not place, modify or cancel orders.