Nigerian Fintech Company Chaka Partners With TradingView

Digital Investment platform Chaka which recently became the first company to receive the digital sub-broker license from the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has again given her customers reasons to smile. Chaka announces partnership with TradingView, the world’s leading online charting platform to spot investment opportunities globally. According to data on the company’s website, TradingView has more than 15.5 million active investors in the online investment community.

Chaka is a platform that is licensed to buy, sell or hold stocks from the US, UK and 40+ countries of the world. If you are looking to invest in global brands, grow your money in dollars, diversify your portfolio, and stay up-to-date on financial news from around the globe, Chaka is your go-to. The company claims its tiered pricing system is designed to protect your invested capital and returns.

The partnership between Chaka and TradingView will go a long way in enabling pro-traders and businesses across Africa to have direct access to over 11,000 assets trading on international stock markets, advanced charts, and other key trading advantages. Tosin Osibodu, Chaka Technologies CEO said, “We are proud to announce this partnership with TradingView, which aligns with our mission to enable borderless digital investing for every African.” TradingView’s General Manager, Pierce Crosby also said “We’re delighted that African traders and businesses can now access TradingView through a local, licensed broker and we look forward to building on this partnership. We are constantly seeking opportunities to expand and strengthen the community as we do with our tools.”

As Chaka becomes the first African broker to launch TradingView for retail investors and businesses in Africa, this partnership couldn’t have happened at a more significant time. Osibodu says “This partnership with TradingView aligns with our mission to enable borderless digital investing for every African,” He added, “As we work to expand our footprints on the continent, one of our key objectives is to identify and harness strategic partnerships such as this, as well as leverage our proprietary infrastructure, to deliver world-class, leading tools and platforms for Africans to invest, trade, and build lasting wealth.” Osibodu informed about more partnerships are in the works as Chaka intends to continue to leverage them to drive its mission of powering digital investments on the continent. One of the numerous things to expect from Chaka within the shortest time is a continent-wide expansion starting with a launch in Ghana. The company would be able to do this thanks to her $1.5M pre-seed funding raised to expand its investment platform across West Africa.