TradeStation & Plaid partner to boost financial account connectivity
By Delisha Fernandes
TradeStation Group, a Florida-based company, has announced its integration with Plaid, a data network powering the digital financial ecosystem.
The integration, delivered via TradeStation’s platform, makes it easier and more secure for customers to link their account data from their main financial institution through Plaid’s API into TradeStation’s web and mobile platforms for customers to thereby fund their accounts.
The Florida-based company has built a strong reputation as a trusted resource over the past 40 years with trading tools and platforms for traders, investors, and institutions.
Through Plaid’s modernised API technology, TradeStation clients will have an improved experience with significantly increased efficiencies, adding a distinct layer of security to transfer funds to fund their accounts safely. Further, it ensures more reliable connections for users who grant permission to their accounts to Plaid-powered applications.
“TradeStation has remained committed to providing the best trading experience, and as we continue to grow our business, account funding has been a critical success factor. Our collaboration with a leading open finance provider like Plaid takes TradeStation to the next level,” said John Bartleman, President and Chief Executive Officer of TradeStation Group, “Plaid’s expanded financial institution coverage, seamless user experience, higher funds transfer success rate and faster response times have already benefited TradeStation’s clients while positioning for future capabilities.”
TradeStation Group provides innovative FinTech tools and focuses on delivering clients the ultimate trading experience. The company offers award-winning trading and analysis platforms and self-clearing online brokerage services for stocks, ETFs, equity and index options, commodity and financial futures, futures options, and digital assets.
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