Devexperts Follows FOREX.com and Hantec in Offering Traders a Journal of Their Own Habits

Thursday, 24/09/2026 | 08:02 GMT by Damian Chmiel
  • Notofin logs each trade with notes and emotions, and brokers licensing DXtrade can now hand it to clients.
  • The same tool also connects to MetaTrader, cTrader and TradeLocker, so it is not tied to one platform.
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Devexperts said today (Thursday) it has added Notofin, a journal that tracks how traders' habits shape their results, to its DXtrade platform. Brokers can offer it to clients, as FOREX.com and Hantec Markets did with similar tools from other vendors.

Notofin imports trades automatically. Users can attach notes, screenshots and a record of their emotions to each one, and its AI-assisted analysis is meant to flag recurring mistakes, breaks from strategy and lapses in risk discipline, according to the release.

The journal sells to individual traders for EUR 27.99 a month on Notofin's website, and a team plan costs EUR 99 for up to three seats. Through DXtrade, brokers can put it in front of their own clients.

London's trading industry is coming home!

Speakers at the FMLS:25 panel in December described AI tools for retail traders as a way to cut churn. BridgeWise co-founder Dor Eligula said better-informed users come back even after a loss.

Borislav Alendarov, head of trading operations at Devexperts
Borislav Alendarov, head of trading operations at Devexperts

Borislav Alendarov, head of trading operations at Devexperts, said Notofin is built for individual traders as well as trading teams, prop firms, brokers and educators. "We are pleased to be able to offer brokers licensing DXtrade access to the broad range of benefits the platform offers and look forward to our continued collaboration with Notofin."

Behavior Tools at Other Brokers

GAIN Capital, now part of StoneX, added Chasing Returns to FOREX.com and City Index in 2020, offering clients goal-setting and a view of how psychology affects their trading.

Hantec Markets gave MetaTrader and cTrader clients Swiset's performance tracking and trading challenges in June 2025.

Stand-alone journals such as TradeZella and TraderSync sell subscriptions to traders directly and pull in trades from hundreds of brokers and prop firms.

Journaling is not new to DXtrade either. When prop firm For Traders added futures in April 2025, its DXtrade-based system came with a trading journal for strategy management.

A Longer List of DXtrade Add-Ons

Andrey Petrov, CEO and co-founder of FINOM
Andrey Petrov, CEO and co-founder of Notofin

Linking the journal to DXtrade means Notofin can "transform trading activity into structured, actionable feedback without adding friction," Co-CEO Krasimir Petrov said.

His fellow co-CEO, Kaloyan Ivanov, said the product adds a behavioral layer that DXtrade did not have.

Notofin is the latest outside vendor on DXtrade. DDXpro's dealing-desk supervision joined in May, after Arizet Labs' prop trading suite in January and Gold-i's scalper detection tool in March.

Notofin also lists MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, TradeLocker and TradingView among the platforms it connects to, so traders can use it without a Devexperts account.

Devexperts said today (Thursday) it has added Notofin, a journal that tracks how traders' habits shape their results, to its DXtrade platform. Brokers can offer it to clients, as FOREX.com and Hantec Markets did with similar tools from other vendors.

Notofin imports trades automatically. Users can attach notes, screenshots and a record of their emotions to each one, and its AI-assisted analysis is meant to flag recurring mistakes, breaks from strategy and lapses in risk discipline, according to the release.

The journal sells to individual traders for EUR 27.99 a month on Notofin's website, and a team plan costs EUR 99 for up to three seats. Through DXtrade, brokers can put it in front of their own clients.

London's trading industry is coming home!

Speakers at the FMLS:25 panel in December described AI tools for retail traders as a way to cut churn. BridgeWise co-founder Dor Eligula said better-informed users come back even after a loss.

Borislav Alendarov, head of trading operations at Devexperts
Borislav Alendarov, head of trading operations at Devexperts

Borislav Alendarov, head of trading operations at Devexperts, said Notofin is built for individual traders as well as trading teams, prop firms, brokers and educators. "We are pleased to be able to offer brokers licensing DXtrade access to the broad range of benefits the platform offers and look forward to our continued collaboration with Notofin."

Behavior Tools at Other Brokers

GAIN Capital, now part of StoneX, added Chasing Returns to FOREX.com and City Index in 2020, offering clients goal-setting and a view of how psychology affects their trading.

Hantec Markets gave MetaTrader and cTrader clients Swiset's performance tracking and trading challenges in June 2025.

Stand-alone journals such as TradeZella and TraderSync sell subscriptions to traders directly and pull in trades from hundreds of brokers and prop firms.

Journaling is not new to DXtrade either. When prop firm For Traders added futures in April 2025, its DXtrade-based system came with a trading journal for strategy management.

A Longer List of DXtrade Add-Ons

Andrey Petrov, CEO and co-founder of FINOM
Andrey Petrov, CEO and co-founder of Notofin

Linking the journal to DXtrade means Notofin can "transform trading activity into structured, actionable feedback without adding friction," Co-CEO Krasimir Petrov said.

His fellow co-CEO, Kaloyan Ivanov, said the product adds a behavioral layer that DXtrade did not have.

Notofin is the latest outside vendor on DXtrade. DDXpro's dealing-desk supervision joined in May, after Arizet Labs' prop trading suite in January and Gold-i's scalper detection tool in March.

Notofin also lists MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, TradeLocker and TradingView among the platforms it connects to, so traders can use it without a Devexperts account.

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