Devexperts’ DXcharts platform has incorporated oneZero’s Market Analytics tools into its charting solution, enabling traders and brokers to access near real-time pattern recognition and technical signals powered by Autochartist, the companies announced today (Thursday).

DXcharts Adds oneZero Market Analytics

Brokerages deploying the Market Analytics Platform can now offer DXcharts’ customers expanded access to technical signal analysis across stocks, currencies, indices, ETFs, and digital assets. The system is designed to quickly scan thousands of instruments, flagging actionable setups and market shifts that might otherwise be missed by manual chart-watching.

The core technology stems from Autochartist’s well-known pattern recognition system, now embedded in oneZero’s analytics platform. These signals update at low latency, helping traders spot intra-day reversals or trend continuations early, an advantage several online brokerages now seek as trading volumes remain high.

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“When we started working closely with the team at Autochartist, the goal was to leverage oneZero’s scale platform capabilities to increase the distribution breadth of Autochartist signals and ultimately provide a vehicle for educating traders and market participants,” Andrew Ralich, CEO and Co-Founder at oneZero, commented.

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Dealers Seek Custom Integration, Fast Deployment

DXcharts’ new integration promises a straightforward onboarding process for brokers, with some deployments reportedly taking as little as one day.

According to Denis Krivolapov, product manager of DXcharts, the technical analysis and pattern recognition tool will "enhance the DXcharts experience for traders, bringing them the opportunity to catch market trends and reversals early and stay ahead of the curve."

The charting library’s existing feature set, including a large indicator catalog and drawing tools, remains available. Added pattern recognition brings traders another way to personalize their workflows while potentially boosting the quality and speed of decisions.

For the company, this is the second announcement in recent days, following last Wednesday’s news that it is launching a prediction-markets platform for online brokers. Event-based contracts have been gaining traction among retail traders but have so far attracted little interest from the CFD industry. The question now is whether this move by the trading-technology provider could change that.