TradingView Temp Mail: Activate a Charting Account Privately
TradingView temp mail is simple to set up: generate the address above, register on TradingView with it, and the activation link arrives in this inbox. Click it and the free charts, watchlists and community scripts open up.
TradingView is the charting and market-analysis platform most retail traders end up on sooner or later. It covers stocks, crypto, forex and futures, has its own scripting language called Pine Script, and hosts a large social feed of published ideas.
People who only want to look at a chart with a couple of indicators often prefer not to hand a finance site their everyday email. A disposable inbox handles the activation and absorbs the promotional mail that follows.
What TradingView actually sends you
An activation link first
The account stays inactive until you click the link in the first email. Acceptance is up to TradingView and can change. If an address is refused, use your own email.
Sale and upgrade emails
Free accounts are limited in indicators per chart, alerts and saved layouts. Expect regular messages about paid plans, with heavy discounts around Black Friday.
Alerts and sign-in notices
Price alerts can be delivered by email, and new-device sign-ins are reported to the account address. Both stop being useful once the inbox is gone.
Registering on TradingView with a disposable address
- Press Generate email address above and copy it.
- On TradingView, choose Get started, then Email, and enter a username, the address and a password.
- Click the activation link in the email that appears above.
- Set up your chart. Move to a real email before connecting a broker or paying for a plan.
TradingView and temporary email: common questions
Does TradingView accept temporary email addresses?
Some domains pass and some are refused. If an address is turned down, that is TradingView's decision, and a regular email is the way in.
Can I get the TradingView free trial again with a new email?
The trial is limited to one per person and asks for a payment method. We don't recommend trying to repeat it; TradingView closes accounts that do.
Will my chart layouts and watchlists be kept?
Yes, they are stored on the account. You only lose them if you lose the login, which is why a long-term account needs a long-term email.
How do I change my TradingView email?
Open Profile settings, then Account and security. The change is confirmed through the current address, so do it while this inbox is still open.