We don't need brokerage services to trade cryptos, we can register on the exchange on our own and start trading cryptos once the verification is completed. The verification process is also pretty simple, mostly the KYC information is what needed and you only need further documents when you trade in huge amounts like few hundred thousands per day.
For US customers coinbase is still the best option, other than that there are options like Kraken and Gemini.
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I am very new to this - I chart using TRadingview.com what USA broker allows to trade straight from tview to the broker. I am disappointed that i cannot get an answer from View. Tried week.com but in comparison to Tview on their paper trade it is confusing- NEED HELP Please
So, it means that since you are looking for brokers, you prefer to do forex trading, right? Because if you are in the crypto space, you don't need a broker here; instead, you can immediately start trading activity here even if you are a newbie, although it is not advisable for a newbie to trade immediately in trading on crypto exchanges.
But of course anyway, if you think you can get a better profit there, good luck to you, OP, as long as you study the thing that you don't know well yet. There are other tools in the trading view that have a subscription and payment to brokers, as far as I know.
OP when you are talking of broker then you could be referring to fiat trading or stock, at least that is what traders refer it to. But from what you are talking, you mean cryptocurrency and that is exchange. The right word to use is exchange and if you are a US base, you have binance.us there. You can check that out, Kraken, Crypto.com, Coinbase, Robinhood, KuCoin, Bittrex, Gate.io etc
In crypto, we do not have brokers but exchanges instead.
There are so many brokers listed in the trading panel, you might want to check one by one until you get one that allows US residents. Avoid the likes of Binance, OKX, Phemex. I am not a US, but there is a high chance that Bitstamp, Gemini and some other brokers all users from the US
You want him to avoid exchanges like Binance and OKX but you did it give reasons. He might think you said that, thinking because the exchanges are not good but they are good exchanges but not for United States citizens. It is Binance.com that is not in United States. He can use Binance.us instead. 
There are so many brokers listed in the trading panel, you might want to check one by one until you get one that allows US residents. Avoid the likes of Binance, OKX, Phemex. I am not a US, but there is a high chance that Bitstamp, Gemini and some other brokers all users from the US
You just have to look through each of them and read the terms of service.
You just have to look through each of them and read the terms of service.
thanx for reaching out, i have been paper trading usdbtc pairs and i cannot get a straight answer from tview.I just retired from pharmacy and have been fairly successful on the paper trade ready to move slowly to the real thing,. Any suggestions on USA brokers interactive tview for crypto.Thanx, can help with pharmacy questions for you if needed.
I am very new to this - I chart using TRadingview.com what USA broker allows to trade straight from tview to the broker. I am disappointed that i cannot get an answer from View. Tried week.com but in comparison to Tview on their paper trade it is confusing- NEED HELP Please
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