DXtrade has added one more name to its liquidity provider list. Devexperts said today (Wednesday) it has integrated Advanced Markets into its multi-asset white-label platform, giving brokers another route to pricing across spot FX, precious metals and CFDs through a single margin account.
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DXtrade Adds Advanced Markets to Liquidity Roster
Brokers that license DXtrade can plug into Advanced Markets' aggregated feeds, which the company said draw on more than 20 banks, non-bank market makers and other brokers.
For Advanced Markets, the deal extends an already wide distribution footprint. The wholesaler, licensed in the UK, Australia and Bermuda, has spent recent years adding integrations with PrimeXM's XCore aggregation engine in 2023, FXCubic's price management software, and trading platforms including VertexFX.
The firm reports more than 40,000 institutional and individual end clients across 30 countries, with outside investors that include Macquarie Americas Corp and GFI Group.
“We are continuously looking to evolve our offering to ensure our clients have access to the best options in the market, across all service providers,” Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management at Devexperts, commented.
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“This integration is very much in line with this commitment. We look forward to our continued collaboration with Advanced Markets and to the benefits this brings to those licensing DXtrade.”
A Crowded Liquidity Roster on DXtrade
Advanced Markets joins a long list of liquidity vendors already connected to DXtrade. Devexperts has previously wired in Finalto, Match-Trade Technologies, FXCubic, Sage Capital, amana, Your Bourse, GCEX, oneZero, PrimeXM and Centroid.
In December 2024, the company integrated Finalto's aggregated pools spanning more than 3,000 instruments, and in March 2025 it brought in Dubai-based amana to expand MENA coverage.
Rivals in the white-label CFD platform market have pursued similar ecosystem strategies. Spotware's cTrader has long supported multiple liquidity bridges, while MetaQuotes' MT4 and MT5 underpin a vast third-party LP and bridge ecosystem.
Match-Trade Technologies, which competes with both DXtrade and Spotware, bundles its own Match-Prime liquidity into the Match-Trader platform.
That positioning puts pressure on the underlying vendors to differentiate on execution quality rather than instrument count. According to a recent FinanceMagnates.com comparison of liquidity providers for 2025, brokers increasingly weigh prime-of-prime firms on aggregated pricing, last-look policies and connectivity options.
Devexperts Builds Out Vendor Stack
The Advanced Markets tie-up extends a buildout that has accelerated this year. In March 2026, Devexperts plugged in Gold-i's Visual Edge risk monitoring tool to give brokers automated scalper detection and A/B booking controls.
In January, the company integrated Arizet Labs' full PropTech suite, adding CRM, payout automation and real-time challenge-rule enforcement aimed at proprietary trading firms.
The vendor list goes well beyond execution and risk. Devexperts has added theScreener for equity research, BridgeWise's AI assistant for natural-language market analysis, TRAction for compliance reporting, and Pelican and Traders Connect for copy trading.
Through a separate integration with Tools for Brokers' Trade Processor bridge, Devexperts said brokers using DXtrade can reach more than 100 liquidity providers in total.
The Advanced Markets connection is available now to firms licensing DXtrade, the companies said.
Devexperts has not disclosed financial terms or whether the deal is exclusive in any market.