While not directly offering TradingView, this pack includes free credits for other charting tools (e.g., Cryptohopper, QuantConnect) that may reduce your need for TradingView Premium.
Here is the plot twist: GitHub is actually a fantastic resource for TradingView users—just not for cracks. You can legally enhance your TradingView experience with open-source tools.
The malicious code uses fetch() to send your TradingView sessionid cookie to a remote server like https://evil-logger[.]ru/collect. The attacker now has full access to your TradingView account—including any saved API keys linked to Binance, Coinbase, or your broker.
If you are a developer looking to integrate TradingView charts into your own website or app (white-labeling), this is what you are looking for.
How to access it:
Features of the Library (similar to Premium): The Charting Library allows you to build a UI that looks exactly like TradingView. It includes many features that Premium users enjoy, such as:
In the world of financial trading, TradingView has become the gold standard for charting, technical analysis, and social trading. Its Premium plan unlocks advanced features like 15-second charts, multi-chart layouts, and real-time data across global markets. However, the cost—often $50+ per month—leads many traders, especially beginners, to search for a shortcut.
Enter GitHub.
A quick search for "TradingView Premium GitHub" returns hundreds of repositories, scripts, and "cracked" versions promising free access to premium features. But does this method actually work? Is it legal? And what are the hidden risks?
This comprehensive article explores everything you need to know about TradingView Premium on GitHub, separates fact from fiction, and provides legitimate alternatives to enhance your trading without violating terms of service.
Not everything on GitHub related to TradingView is malicious. Here are legal, safe, and valuable uses of GitHub for TradingView traders:
Your trading success depends on reliable tools and secure accounts — neither of which comes from a GitHub crack.
Disclaimer: This write‑up is for educational purposes only. Circumventing software subscriptions violates Terms of Service and may have legal consequences. Always support software developers by paying for the services you use.