Capital markets software developer Devexperts has announced a partnership with AI investment intelligence firm BridgeWise to enhance its trading assistant platform with additional market analysis capabilities.

Devexperts Partners with BridgeWise to Enhance AI Trading Assistant

The collaboration integrates BridgeWise's Bridget AI tool with Devexperts' Devexa trading assistant, enabling users to receive real-time investment insights and recommendations through natural language queries within their existing trading interface, including DXtrade.

Under the partnership, Devexa users can now pose conversational questions about market conditions and receive AI-powered responses covering stock recommendations, financial metrics, and macroeconomic analysis. The system handles queries ranging from individual stock assessments to broader market trend analysis.

“Integrating Bridget into Devexa creates a seamless way for traders to receive real-time equity research, financial data, and macroeconomic insights,” said Dor Eligula, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer at BridgeWise. “Together, we're equipping users with powerful, data-driven tools to help them navigate today's markets with clarity and confidence.”

Expanding AI Capabilities in Trading

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“The integration will enable traders to receive real-time recommendations, as well as data to help inform investment decisions, directly within their platform.” Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, noted the integration eliminates the need for traders to switch platforms for market insights.

“We believe this will considerably enhance user experience, providing simple, intuitive responses to traders’ questions that genuinely help them as they trade,” he explained.

The partnership builds on both companies' existing AI initiatives in financial services. BridgeWise secured a Dubai International Financial Centre license in April and received investment from Emirates NBD as part of its Middle East expansion. The company serves over 50 institutional clients and 25 million end users across 15 languages.

Devexperts has been expanding its AI offerings, making its Devexa assistant available free to DXtrade clients in August 2024. The company has also integrated Devexa with Discord to enhance trader accessibility.

Previous Partnerships

The partnership comes as financial technology firms increasingly integrate AI capabilities into trading platforms. BridgeWise previously partnered with eToro in 2023 to provide AI-driven stock portfolio services, demonstrating growing institutional adoption of AI investment tools.

Devexperts has been expanding its platform capabilities beyond traditional offerings, with recent enhancements including futures trading technology for proprietary trading firms.

“This is an important step for For Traders as we add futures trading capabilities to our existing offering,” said Jakub Roz, CEO of For Traders. “Simulated trading is becoming increasingly popular, and we are proud to be at the forefront of this wave, offering traders everywhere an opportunity to showcase their talent.”