The new integration automates regulatory data flow between the trading platform and the compliance provider.
TRAction
and DXtrade have connected their systems to automate trade reporting for CFD brokers
using both services, the companies said today (Monday).
The
integration sends trading data from DXtrade platforms directly into TRAction's
reporting infrastructure. Firms using both systems can now file regulatory
reports without manually transferring information between platforms.
TRAction and DXtrade Link
Trade Reporting Systems
According
to the companies, the connection eliminates steps that previously required
human intervention. Trading activity recorded on DXtrade platforms flows
automatically to TRAction's systems, which format the data according to
regulatory specifications and submit reports to approved repositories.
The press
release sent to FinanceMagnates.com claims that one unnamed CFD broker has
deployed the integrated system in recent weeks. The setup is now available to
other firms using both services.
"We
are pleased to announce our new integration with DXtrade, demonstrating our
dedication to simplifying trade reporting," said Quinn Perrott, co-CEO at
TRAction. "This partnership highlights our commitment to delivering
seamless, compliant solutions for our clients that ease the reporting burden on
teams, enabling them to focus more on client services and growth."
This is another recent partnership between TRAction and a technology firm from the CFD industry, following its July collaboration with Tools for Brokers (TFB), which integrated automated regulatory reporting directly into the Trade Processor platform to simplify compliance for brokers and financial institutions.
DXtrade
offers three versions of its platform. DXtrade XT handles listed securities and
derivatives, DXtrade CFD covers over-the-counter asset classes, and DXtrade
Crypto supports digital assets. The TRAction integration works across all these
platforms.
Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management at Devexperts
"At
Devexperts, we focus on giving brokers flexible technology that supports their
business end-to-end,” Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management at
Devexperts, said. “Partnering with TRAction extends this philosophy, making it
easier for firms to automate and simplify their regulatory process without
compromising efficiency and accuracy."
TRAction
provides reporting services to more than 800 investment firms across Europe,
the UK, Australia and Singapore. The company handles data conversion,
submission to trade repositories, and helps clients interpret reporting
requirements.
DXtrade,
built by software developer Devexperts, operates trading platforms for listed
securities, over-the-counter derivatives and digital assets. The company has
developed financial software since 2002.
TRAction
and DXtrade have connected their systems to automate trade reporting for CFD brokers
using both services, the companies said today (Monday).
The
integration sends trading data from DXtrade platforms directly into TRAction's
reporting infrastructure. Firms using both systems can now file regulatory
reports without manually transferring information between platforms.
TRAction and DXtrade Link
Trade Reporting Systems
According
to the companies, the connection eliminates steps that previously required
human intervention. Trading activity recorded on DXtrade platforms flows
automatically to TRAction's systems, which format the data according to
regulatory specifications and submit reports to approved repositories.
The press
release sent to FinanceMagnates.com claims that one unnamed CFD broker has
deployed the integrated system in recent weeks. The setup is now available to
other firms using both services.
"We
are pleased to announce our new integration with DXtrade, demonstrating our
dedication to simplifying trade reporting," said Quinn Perrott, co-CEO at
TRAction. "This partnership highlights our commitment to delivering
seamless, compliant solutions for our clients that ease the reporting burden on
teams, enabling them to focus more on client services and growth."
This is another recent partnership between TRAction and a technology firm from the CFD industry, following its July collaboration with Tools for Brokers (TFB), which integrated automated regulatory reporting directly into the Trade Processor platform to simplify compliance for brokers and financial institutions.
DXtrade
offers three versions of its platform. DXtrade XT handles listed securities and
derivatives, DXtrade CFD covers over-the-counter asset classes, and DXtrade
Crypto supports digital assets. The TRAction integration works across all these
platforms.
Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management at Devexperts
"At
Devexperts, we focus on giving brokers flexible technology that supports their
business end-to-end,” Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management at
Devexperts, said. “Partnering with TRAction extends this philosophy, making it
easier for firms to automate and simplify their regulatory process without
compromising efficiency and accuracy."
TRAction
provides reporting services to more than 800 investment firms across Europe,
the UK, Australia and Singapore. The company handles data conversion,
submission to trade repositories, and helps clients interpret reporting
requirements.
DXtrade,
built by software developer Devexperts, operates trading platforms for listed
securities, over-the-counter derivatives and digital assets. The company has
developed financial software since 2002.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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