Tradeview Markets selects eflow to expand trade surveillance across US equities and derivatives markets

- Global trading firm extends its use of eflow's trade surveillance technology to cover US-listed equities and options

- Expansion will give Tradeview's compliance team a more consistent approach to surveillance across the group and support its multi-jurisdictional regulatory requirements

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LONDON, UK & NEW YORK CITY, NY; 6th October 2026: Tradeview Markets, the multi-asset trading firm, today announces that its Cayman Islands entity, Tradeview Ltd., has extended the group's use of eflow’s trade surveillance technology to strengthen oversight of its trading activity in US-listed equities and options.

With a regulatory footprint spanning the Cayman Islands, Malta, Labuan, United Arab Emirates, Mauritius and Peru, Tradeview is extending its surveillance coverage to support monitoring across multiple regions, platforms and asset classes. As regulatory expectations around technology-driven oversight of trading activity continue to develop, the firm needed to expand its surveillance capabilities without introducing a different system for each market.

The Tradeview Markets group has used eflow's regulatory technology since 2021 to support the trade surveillance requirements of its European entity. Tradeview Ltd.'s adoption of eflow extends this coverage into US-listed equities and options, allowing Tradeview to build on the group's existing surveillance experience rather than introduce a separate system for US markets.

eflow's trade surveillance platform is designed to monitor a broad range of market manipulation scenarios, including those relevant to US equity and options markets as well as international regulatory requirements. Extending the group's use of eflow will allow alerts from US-listed equities and options to flow through the same platform technology used elsewhere in the group, reducing the need for fragmented, asset-specific surveillance tools and supporting a more consistent workflow for its compliance team.

Mike Lombardo, Head of Global Equities at Tradeview Ltd., said: “As Tradeview's business scales, it's essential that our compliance team can rely on a more consistent and efficient surveillance workflow. eflow's technology was the natural choice to achieve these goals and extend our trade surveillance coverage. The platform has already demonstrated its ability to support our group's regulatory requirements in Europe, and supports a stronger, more consistent approach to surveillance across our multi-jurisdictional footprint.”

Ben Parker, CEO at eflow, said: “Tradeview's decision to extend its use of eflow demonstrates the value of having a surveillance platform that can adapt as firms expand across markets. By building on the group's existing relationship, Tradeview can bring additional asset classes onto the eflow platform and give its compliance team a clearer view of trading activity. We're pleased to support Tradeview's growth and its approach to maintaining consistent surveillance across its global operations.”

The expanded deployment will also provide Tradeview with a scalable surveillance infrastructure as its operations develop across markets, asset classes and jurisdictions. By extending its use of eflow, the firm can expand its surveillance coverage while maintaining a consistent approach to monitoring trading activity.

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