easyMarkets has brought its guaranteed stop loss no slippage feature to TradingView, extending one of its best-known risk management tools beyond its own proprietary platform for the first time. Traders placing orders directly through TradingView can now apply the protection, which closes a position at the exact price level a trader sets, regardless of market conditions at the moment of execution.
What the Guaranteed Stop Loss Does, and Why It Is Different
A standard stop loss, the automatic instruction to close a trade if the price moves against you by a set amount, can misfire in fast-moving markets. Price gaps occur when an asset jumps from one level to another with no trades in between, meaning a standard stop may execute at a worse price than intended. That difference is called slippage.
The guaranteed stop loss no slippage removes that uncertainty entirely. When a trader sets a stop at a given level, the position closes there, whatever happens in the underlying market. The protection is designed for periods of heavy volatility: central bank announcements, geopolitical shocks, and major data releases are precisely the moments when gaps are most likely to appear.
There is a practical detail worth knowing before you assume the feature is automatically active. According to TradingView’s easyMarkets broker page, the guaranteed stop loss applies specifically to day trading and must be enabled by the trader before it takes effect. It does not switch on by default.
Why Guaranteed Stop Loss No Slippage Matters in Volatile Markets
To illustrate why slippage protection has practical value, consider a trader holding an illustrative £5,000 position in a currency pair. A slippage of even 20 pips (a pip being the smallest standard unit of price movement in forex) can translate into a loss meaningfully larger than the stop was designed to cap. The guaranteed stop loss eliminates that variable, at whatever cost the broker embeds in the spread for the protection.
Garen Meserlian, Chief Operating Officer at easyMarkets, said: ‘For more than 25 years, easyMarkets has focused on developing tools and trading conditions designed to help traders manage risk with greater certainty. Bringing Guaranteed Stop Loss with no slippage to TradingView is an important step because it combines one of our most established protections with one of the world’s leading charting and trading platforms.’
Rauan Khassan, Chief Growth Officer at TradingView, added: ‘Our partnership with easyMarkets continues to grow through a shared commitment to delivering a better trading experience for users worldwide. By introducing Guaranteed Stop Loss with zero slippage through our integration with easyMarkets, we are expanding the risk management tools available to their clients directly on TradingView, further enhancing the seamless trading experience on our platform.’
easyMarkets on TradingView: Regulation and Awards
easyMarkets was founded in 2001 and operates through Easy Forex Trading Ltd, which holds a Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) licence, number 079/07. UK retail traders should be aware that CySEC is an EU-equivalent regulator; the protections it provides, including compensation scheme coverage, may differ from those available under a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) authorisation for UK-domiciled firms.
Within TradingView’s ecosystem, which now encompasses more than 110 integrated brokers across all continents according to the TradingView Broker Awards 2025, easyMarkets has collected awards in three consecutive years: Best Forex/CFD Broker in 2023, Broker of the Year in 2024, and Customer Support Excellence in 2025. The 2025 Broker of the Year award went to TradeStation.
The broker offers more than 275 tradeable instruments across forex, commodities, indices, shares, metals, and cryptocurrencies, with fixed spreads and 24/5 customer support. The fixed-spread model means traders know their transaction cost before they enter a position, which complements the certainty the guaranteed stop is designed to provide on the exit side.
What Changes for Existing easyMarkets Clients
For traders already accessing easyMarkets through TradingView, the practical change is one of convenience: the guaranteed stop loss no slippage function is now available inside TradingView’s charting environment rather than requiring a switch to easyMarkets’ own web platform. Whether that shift in accessibility translates into wider use of the feature will depend on how many traders choose to enable it and how easyMarkets prices the protection going forward.
Meserlian framed the move as part of a longer-term commitment: ‘As trading platforms continue to evolve, traders increasingly expect advanced risk management tools to exist seamlessly within the environments they already use every day. This enhancement reflects our continued focus on innovation and our commitment to delivering practical tools that help traders navigate volatile market conditions with greater confidence and control.’
The question worth watching is whether easyMarkets extends comparable protections to its MetaTrader 5 environment, or whether TradingView remains the only third-party platform to carry the guaranteed stop loss capability.
