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Trade Radar
Founded in Brazil, Trade Radar delivers a software platform designed for technical analysis of equities, futures, and foreign exchange markets.
Trade Radar
Founded in Brazil, Trade Radar delivers a software platform designed for technical analysis of equities, futures, and foreign exchange markets. The firm's primary product focuses on real-time charting, scanning, and alerting functionalities aimed at active retail traders. Trade Radar's platform aggregates market data from Brazilian exchanges and international data providers, offering users screening tools, backtesting capabilities, and automated trading signal generation. The service covers asset classes including equities, commodities, and currency pairs, with a particular emphasis on B3-listed securities. As a bootstrapped technology company based in Brazil, Trade Radar has concentrated on serving the domestic active trading community. The platform's development trajectory reflects organic growth through subscription-based access, without disclosed institutional capital backing. The firm's structural position as a software provider rather than a broker-dealer or asset manager distinguishes it from financial intermediaries. Trade Radar generates revenue through software licensing, staying independent from order-flow economics.
General information
Firm type
Family Office
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
Brazil
City
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Corporate office
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Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Trade Radar source its market data?
Trade Radar aggregates market data through partnerships with Brazilian exchange data providers and international market data distributors. Specific data licensing agreements have not been publicly disclosed in detail.
Is Trade Radar a licensed brokerage or asset manager?
No. Trade Radar operates as a software and data analytics provider, not as a regulated brokerage, investment advisor, or asset management firm. It does not execute trades or hold client assets.
What markets and asset classes does Trade Radar cover?
The platform covers Brazilian equities listed on B3, as well as futures, foreign exchange, and select international markets. Its primary user base focuses on the domestic Brazilian active trading community.
Does Trade Radar offer algorithmic or automated trading?
Trade Radar provides signal generation, scanning, and alerting tools that can be used as inputs for automated strategies, but full automated execution capabilities depend on integration with third-party broker platforms.
Who are Trade Radar's primary competitors?
In the Brazilian market, Trade Radar competes with platforms such as ProfitChart, Tryd, and other locally-focused technical analysis software providers, as well as international platforms like TradingView that have Brazilian market coverage.
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