TradingView has entered into a partnership with blockchain infrastructure provider NOWNodes to strengthen access to blockchain data across multiple networks, including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and PulseChain. The collaboration is intended to improve the delivery of on-chain market data by providing consistent and dependable blockchain connectivity for TradingView’s users.
The agreement focuses on enhancing the infrastructure supporting TradingView’s on-chain markets, where reliable blockchain data is essential for delivering accurate pricing information. By leveraging NOWNodes’ multi-chain infrastructure, TradingView aims to maintain stable access to several blockchain ecosystems without managing the underlying infrastructure internally.
Under the partnership, TradingView will utilize NOWNodes’ multi-chain infrastructure to source blockchain data across leading networks, helping deliver more reliable and consistent on-chain market information for users.
Strengthening On-Chain Market Infrastructure
As blockchain-based financial applications continue to expand, platforms that provide market data require uninterrupted access to multiple decentralized networks. TradingView indicated that maintaining fast and stable connectivity across various blockchains is essential to ensuring the integrity of pricing data displayed for on-chain assets.
The company explained that integrating NOWNodes’ infrastructure enables it to rely on technology specifically designed for multi-chain connectivity. This approach is expected to improve the consistency and accuracy of blockchain-derived market information while reducing operational complexity associated with maintaining dedicated node infrastructure across numerous blockchain ecosystems.
Rather than investing resources in operating and managing blockchain nodes for every supported network, TradingView will obtain the required blockchain data through NOWNodes’ infrastructure platform. The arrangement is expected to simplify backend operations while allowing the company to continue expanding its on-chain market offerings.
NOWNodes Supports More Than 120 Blockchain Networks
Founded in 2019, NOWNodes provides remote procedure call (RPC) infrastructure that enables developers and enterprises to access blockchain networks through a unified platform. The company currently supports more than 120 blockchain networks, giving clients access to a wide range of decentralized ecosystems without requiring separate infrastructure deployments for each chain.
Its platform is designed to accommodate multiple blockchain architectures, including Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO)-based networks, Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible chains, and Tendermint-based blockchains. The infrastructure also offers both shared and dedicated node services, archive node access, and several application programming interfaces, including RPC, WebSocket, and Blockbook.
The integration allows TradingView to access blockchain data across more than 120 supported networks through a unified infrastructure platform, eliminating the need to maintain its own multi-chain node architecture.
The availability of these services enables enterprises to retrieve blockchain information efficiently while supporting different technical requirements depending on application needs. By centralizing access through a single provider, organizations can reduce infrastructure management while maintaining compatibility with multiple blockchain protocols.
Focus on Reliable Data Delivery
The collaboration underscores the growing importance of dependable blockchain infrastructure as demand for decentralized market data continues to increase. Reliable connectivity is becoming a key requirement for platforms that provide real-time pricing and analytics across digital asset markets.
By outsourcing blockchain connectivity to NOWNodes, TradingView expects to improve the stability, accuracy, and dependability of the data powering its on-chain markets while reducing the operational burden of maintaining blockchain infrastructure internally.
The partnership reflects an industry trend in which financial technology platforms increasingly rely on specialized infrastructure providers to support blockchain-based services. As multi-chain ecosystems continue to expand, such collaborations are expected to play an important role in ensuring that users receive timely, accurate, and uninterrupted access to on-chain market data across a growing number of blockchain networks.
