Data coverage
What you can chart in SuperCharting and where each market’s data comes from.
| Market | What is covered | Source |
|---|---|---|
| India: NSE and BSE | Stocks, indices (Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, Sensex and the sector indices), futures and options with the option chain. | Angel One’s market data for live and historical candles, with TradingView’s public data as the fallback. |
| Crypto exchanges | Binance, Bybit and OKX spot and USDT perpetuals; Coinbase and KuCoin spot. Every listed coin, about 6,500 instruments. | Each exchange’s own public market data: no keys, no orders. |
| United States, Europe and Asia | Stocks, ETFs and indices of the exchanges TradingView’s public data covers, such as NYSE, Nasdaq, LSE, XETRA, TSE and HKEX. | TradingView’s public data. |
| Forex, metals and CFDs | Major, minor and exotic currency pairs, gold, silver, oil and index CFDs. | The SuperCharting market gateway and TradingView’s public data. |
| Bonds and the economy | Government bond yields of 20 countries (the Bond Screener and Yield Curves), the economic calendar. | TradingView’s public data and economic calendar. |
| Screeners, heatmaps and ratings | Stock, crypto, forex, ETF and bond screeners, market movers, heatmaps, technical ratings, analysts’ forecasts, earnings, dividends and IPO calendars, headlines. | TradingView’s public screener, news and calendar feeds. |
Timeframes and history
From 1-second and tick charts to monthly candles; any custom interval (45 minutes, 3 hours, 2 days) is built from finer candles. Up to 40,000 candles load on a chart. Live candles update in exchange hours.
Delays
Data shown on the public pages and in the screeners follows each exchange’s delay rules. Charts fed by a broker or an exchange’s own feed are live.