Yahoo Finance has partnered with TradeIt, an API infrastructure company that connects financial institutions to platforms where their customers are already engaged.
Users will have the ability to synchronize their brokerage portfolios with their Yahoo Finance Watchlists.
The trading function is available in the U.S. for both iOS and Android. Users can initiate a trade from any given quote page or watchlist. They will then be taken to their select broker screen to sign in, view their synced account, and execute the order.
Most of the major brokerage firms will be accessible on the Yahoo Finance app through the TradeIt integration. All order communications are passed directly through to the user’s broker, who is responsible for execution.
Yahoo Finance will not be retaining users brokerage credentials as part of this new function.
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