Tickblaze launches integrated trading platform

- Tickblaze and Goat Funded Futures launched an integrated trading setup on July 7, combining execution, charting, automation, copying tools and training content. - The package includes TradingView-powered web charts, a built-in multi-account trade copier, 11 premium tools and one year of Tickblaze Academy access. - Traders can select Tickblaze at Goat Funded Futures checkout, and Tickblaze posted a July 7 launch event replay.

Tickblaze and Goat Funded Futures rolled out a new integrated trading offering on July 7 that combines platform access, charting, automation tools and education inside one package for futures traders. The launch was promoted through a Tickblaze event page, a webinar replay and Goat Funded Futures’ checkout flow, which now lets users choose Tickblaze as a platform option. Tickblaze says the bundle includes browser-based TradingView charts, desktop and mobile syncing, a trade copier, premium indicators, marketplace credits and academy access. Goat Funded Futures markets funded accounts of up to $750,000 and says traders can receive payouts in two business days. ### What exactly launched on July 7? The July 7 launch paired Tickblaze’s trading software with Goat Funded Futures’ prop-firm account offering. Tickblaze’s launch page said Goat Funded Futures was “now powered by” Tickblaze and advertised a live webinar on Tuesday, July 7, with founders from both companies. The YouTube replay posted July 7 described the release as “Tickblaze x Goat Funded Futures Launch Event” and said Goat Funded Futures was “now available on Tickblaze.” The event materials listed a live walkthrough of the integration, account options and payouts, and a giveaway of five $50,000 end-of-day evaluation accounts. ### What is included in the package? Tickblaze’s Goat Funded Futures page said every new trader using the combination receives “education, execution, tools, and community” at purchase. (tickblaze.com) The page listed browser-based Tickblaze Web with TradingView charts, real-time sync with desktop and mobile, an advanced trade copier, $500 in marketplace credit, an 11-tool professional indicator pack and one year of Tickblaze Academy access. (youtube.com) The July 7 replay described the same stack in launch language: TradingView-powered web and desktop platforms, a built-in multi-account trade copier, free marketplace credits, indicators and education. Tickblaze’s main site separately describes its broader platform as an all-in-one system spanning web trader, mobile, trade copier, OMS, market data, CRM and strategy tools. ### Who is the target user? (tickblaze.com) Goat Funded Futures describes itself as a futures prop firm for traders seeking “fair evaluations, fast payouts and flexible rules.” Its site says users can trade supported futures products across major exchanges and choose among end-of-day, sprint, instant and flex account types. Tickblaze’s own marketing points to more experienced and system-oriented traders. (youtube.com) The company’s materials highlight premium indicators, automated systems, C# and Python strategy building, tick-by-tick backtesting and a marketplace for scripts and tools. Its academy offer includes more than 120 courses across introductory, intermediate and advanced levels, along with pre-built trading plans and turnkey systems. (goatfundedfutures.com) ### Why does the integration matter for trading workflow? The July 7 launch replay said the integration could “simplify your trading workflow,” and the product pages show why the companies are making that claim. The bundle brings execution, charting, copying, indicators, education and account access into one environment rather than sending traders across separate vendors and logins. (tickblaze.com) Tickblaze’s main site also pitches that model to firms as a unified stack. It says its platform includes sub-millisecond processing, audit history and replay, built-in risk controls, CRM functions and browser-based multi-prop trading from one centralized login. ### Where can traders find it now? Goat Funded Futures’ website currently shows platform selection inside its account flow and markets “premium platform access at no extra cost.” Tickblaze’s partner page lists Goat Funded Futures among its prop-firm partners, and the launch replay directs users to choose Tickblaze at Goat Funded Futures checkout. (youtube.com) Tickblaze’s webinar page says every live session gets a replay on YouTube, and the Goat Funded Futures launch event is already posted there. (tickblaze.com) Goat Funded Futures’ site continues to advertise funding up to $750,000, no activation fee on some plans and payouts in two business days as the next customer-facing steps in the rollout. (tickblaze.com 1) (tickblaze.com 2)

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