DXtrade has updated its mobile trading app with a new home screen, featuring improved portfolio metrics and customizable elements.
The move comes 24 hours after Spotware, a direct competitor, released an update to its flagship platform.
Devexperts,
has released an update to its DXtrade mobile trading application, introducing a
new home screen aimed at enhancing user experience and broker engagement. The
move comes just a day after one of the companies main competitors, Spotware,
presented the upgraded 5.1 version of cTrader.
DXtrade Updates Mobile
Trading App
The latest
version of the DXtrade mobile app, Version
312, features a redesigned home screen that provides traders with access to
portfolio metrics, real-time updates on open positions, and active order
tracking. This update is designed to streamline mobile trading and offer users
a more comprehensive view of their trading activities.
The new
home screen includes an Account Card showing account information and metrics,
buttons for deposits and withdrawals, and sections for monitoring active
positions and pending orders.
Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform, Devexperts, Source: LinkedIn
“With a
view to helping brokers further increase trader engagement, the new home screen
also includes customizable shortcuts and CTAs, allowing for links to deposits,
withdrawals, and external resources to appear directly on the home screen,” the
company commented in the official press release.
The update
also includes integration with TradingView, a charting platform, and allows
users to create Limit orders visually from charts. Available on iOS and Android
platforms, the DXtrade mobile app is offered in a white-label format for broker
customization. The company provides a demo environment for potential clients to
explore the app's features, including demo trading across various asset
classes, price charts, and portfolio monitoring.
The mobile
version now offers a smoother and faster experience, ensuring reliable
performance even in volatile market conditions. Speed and stability
improvements reduce latency, allowing traders to execute orders more
efficiently while managing positions with greater ease.
Denis Kiselev, Head of Product at Spotware
Brokers can
now embed cTrader charts directly into their websites, making it easier for
traders to analyze market data. The update also includes a refined risk-reward
tool with automatic rounding, persistent toolbar positions, and improved
keyboard navigation for a more seamless experience. Additionally, cTrader Copy
now requires live accounts for strategy providers, enhancing transparency and
investor protection
"With the release of cTrader 5.1, we continue to elevate the trading experience by introducing powerful new features for algorithmic traders, improved UI controls, and greater extensibility across all platforms," said Denis Kiselev, Head of Product at Spotware.
cTrader and DXtrade
Compete for Dominance in Prop Trading Market
In 2024,
platforms from Devexperts and Spotware gained significant attention among
traders in a market long dominated by MetaQuotes’ MetaTrader 4 and 5. This year
brought turbulence to the prop trading scene, partly due to actions from the
platform provider, prompting a strong response from retail investors.
In the
meantime, Devexperts introduced DXtrade Institutional, a new platform designed
for institutions like banks, hedge funds, asset managers, and market makers.
This tool is intended to strengthen their trading systems by providing a
tailored, single-dealer solution. It builds on a company’s current setup to
boost scalability, improve risk oversight, and enhance the overall user
experience.
Nick Mortimer, Source: LinkedIn
Unlike
earlier DXtrade offerings, which provided off-the-shelf, white-label options,
DXtrade Institutional focuses on delivering a fully customized trading
environment. It connects smoothly with a firm’s existing back-end
infrastructure while providing an intuitive front-end interface.
“This is
the first DXtrade product we have launched that is not an off-the-shelf
solution, but built specifically for each customer, offering a tailored
solution that builds on and improves their existing software and meets firms’
unique operational needs,” Nick Mortimer, Institutional Business Development at
Devexperts, commented.
With this
platform, companies can reportedly carry out trades directly, maintaining full
authority over pricing, liquidity management, and risk controls. DXtrade
Institutional also enables trading across various asset types, such as spot,
forwards, swaps, and options.
Devexperts,
has released an update to its DXtrade mobile trading application, introducing a
new home screen aimed at enhancing user experience and broker engagement. The
move comes just a day after one of the companies main competitors, Spotware,
presented the upgraded 5.1 version of cTrader.
DXtrade Updates Mobile
Trading App
The latest
version of the DXtrade mobile app, Version
312, features a redesigned home screen that provides traders with access to
portfolio metrics, real-time updates on open positions, and active order
tracking. This update is designed to streamline mobile trading and offer users
a more comprehensive view of their trading activities.
The new
home screen includes an Account Card showing account information and metrics,
buttons for deposits and withdrawals, and sections for monitoring active
positions and pending orders.
Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform, Devexperts, Source: LinkedIn
“With a
view to helping brokers further increase trader engagement, the new home screen
also includes customizable shortcuts and CTAs, allowing for links to deposits,
withdrawals, and external resources to appear directly on the home screen,” the
company commented in the official press release.
The update
also includes integration with TradingView, a charting platform, and allows
users to create Limit orders visually from charts. Available on iOS and Android
platforms, the DXtrade mobile app is offered in a white-label format for broker
customization. The company provides a demo environment for potential clients to
explore the app's features, including demo trading across various asset
classes, price charts, and portfolio monitoring.
The mobile
version now offers a smoother and faster experience, ensuring reliable
performance even in volatile market conditions. Speed and stability
improvements reduce latency, allowing traders to execute orders more
efficiently while managing positions with greater ease.
Denis Kiselev, Head of Product at Spotware
Brokers can
now embed cTrader charts directly into their websites, making it easier for
traders to analyze market data. The update also includes a refined risk-reward
tool with automatic rounding, persistent toolbar positions, and improved
keyboard navigation for a more seamless experience. Additionally, cTrader Copy
now requires live accounts for strategy providers, enhancing transparency and
investor protection
"With the release of cTrader 5.1, we continue to elevate the trading experience by introducing powerful new features for algorithmic traders, improved UI controls, and greater extensibility across all platforms," said Denis Kiselev, Head of Product at Spotware.
cTrader and DXtrade
Compete for Dominance in Prop Trading Market
In 2024,
platforms from Devexperts and Spotware gained significant attention among
traders in a market long dominated by MetaQuotes’ MetaTrader 4 and 5. This year
brought turbulence to the prop trading scene, partly due to actions from the
platform provider, prompting a strong response from retail investors.
In the
meantime, Devexperts introduced DXtrade Institutional, a new platform designed
for institutions like banks, hedge funds, asset managers, and market makers.
This tool is intended to strengthen their trading systems by providing a
tailored, single-dealer solution. It builds on a company’s current setup to
boost scalability, improve risk oversight, and enhance the overall user
experience.
Nick Mortimer, Source: LinkedIn
Unlike
earlier DXtrade offerings, which provided off-the-shelf, white-label options,
DXtrade Institutional focuses on delivering a fully customized trading
environment. It connects smoothly with a firm’s existing back-end
infrastructure while providing an intuitive front-end interface.
“This is
the first DXtrade product we have launched that is not an off-the-shelf
solution, but built specifically for each customer, offering a tailored
solution that builds on and improves their existing software and meets firms’
unique operational needs,” Nick Mortimer, Institutional Business Development at
Devexperts, commented.
With this
platform, companies can reportedly carry out trades directly, maintaining full
authority over pricing, liquidity management, and risk controls. DXtrade
Institutional also enables trading across various asset types, such as spot,
forwards, swaps, and options.
Damian's adventure with financial markets began at the Cracow University of Economics, where he obtained his MA in finance and accounting. Starting from the retail trader perspective, he collaborated with brokerage houses and financial portals in Poland as an independent editor and content manager. His adventure with Finance Magnates began in 2016, where he is working as a business intelligence analyst.
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Attendees of this session will walk away with:
- A nuts-and-bolts account of acquisition costs across platforms and geos
- Analysis of today’s multi-layered audience segments and differences in behaviour
- First-hand account of how global brokers balance consistency and local flavour
- Notes from the field about intelligently using AI and automation in marketing
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This candid panel brings together builders across the trading infrastructure space to uncover the shifting dynamics behind tools, interfaces, and full-stack ambitions.
Attendees will hear:
-Why platform dependency has become one of the most overlooked risks in the trading business?
-Buy vs. build: What do hybrid models look like, and why are industry graveyards filled with failed ‘killer apps’?
-How AI is already changing execution, risk, and reporting—and what’s next?
-Which features, assets, and tools gain the most traction, and where brokers should look for tech-driven retention?
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-John Morris, Co-Founder at FXBlue
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