Upcomers is adding charting platforms for futures traders. On 1 October the firm’s official account said it is expanding the futures offer with DeepCharts and TradingView, powered by Volumetrica.
The post does not change a price, a drawdown, a payout window, or a profit split. It is a platform add. Upcomers pointed readers to its futures page and framed the change as a choice of interface, not a new account type.
The futures page, read on 3 October, still describes CME, CBOT, NYMEX, and COMEX contracts, accounts up to $400,000, and a profit split of up to 100%. It lists evaluation and instant paths. It does not name TradingView or DeepCharts in the body text we could read. The announcement is ahead of the page.
Upcomers already tells traders it runs more than one interface. The company disclosures on that page split the operating entities: Upcomers Ltd in Saint Lucia for platforms being integrated, and Royal Flow – FZCO for TradeLocker, Match-Trader, and cTrader. The Volumetrica line in the X post is the new piece. The firm has not said whether TradingView data fees are included, or when every futures account gets the connection.
Platform access is a real switching cost in futures prop. A trader who already builds on TradingView will care more about this than about another 10% off code. It still does not tell you how the evaluation fails you. Upcomers’ own page still describes an intraday drawdown on the evaluation card we opened.
Our Take: This is a useful add if you already trade Upcomers futures and want TradingView in the stack. It is not a reason to buy an account. Wait until the connection is actually on your dashboard, and ask whether a data subscription sits on top of the challenge fee. The rules did not move.
Sources & Evidence
- 🟢 Primary source: Upcomers official X post, 1 October 2026
- 🔵 Independent source: Upcomers futures product page
- ⚪ Context: The futures product page, read 3 October 2026, did not name TradingView or DeepCharts in the visible body text. The announcement itself is the firm's X post.
