Your trading platforms

One account, two doors

You have one Pepperstone account, and two ways into it. TradingView is the chart, where the Navigator draws its lines and where you press Buy or Sell. Your trading terminal is the full platform behind it. A trade you place on one shows up on the other, because it’s the same account and the same money.

Your Pepperstone account

The money

• One account, one balance
• Every trade lands here, whichever door you came through

TradingView

The chart · trade here

• Where the Navigator draws its lines and signals
• Buy and Sell buttons right on the chart

Your trading terminal

Pepperstone WebTrader or cTrader · check here

• Your full trade history
• Instrument details: leverage, swap, lot size
• Your way in if TradingView is ever down

Which one, when?

• Day to day, trade on TradingView. The Navigator’s lines and signals are there, so you trade what you see.
• Open the terminal for the details. TradingView won’t show you an instrument’s leverage or swap before you trade, and it only keeps a day or two of history. The terminal shows all of that, plus a few extras like a trailing stop.
• If TradingView is ever down, the terminal is your way in. You can place and manage trades there too.

Next, the part that matters most: Trading on TradingView, which starts by connecting your Pepperstone account to the chart. After that, your trading terminal, where we’ll sort out which one is yours and walk through it end to end.