Digital prime brokerage GCEX Group has released a mobile trading app for its institutional and professional clients, making its multi-asset XplorDigital platform available on smartphones and tablets for the first time.

GCEX Rolls Out Mobile Trading App for Institutional Clients

The XplorDigital app went live on the UK Apple App Store and Google Play worldwide, with plans to expand to other App Store regions in coming months. GCEX targets professional traders, hedge funds and institutional clients who trade forex, crypto, commodities and indices.

The mobile app brings GCEX's desktop trading capabilities to handheld devices, featuring charting tools, technical analysis and customizable interfaces. Clients can access all products available to their account type and jurisdiction through the mobile platform.

"The launch of our XplorDigital app empowers our clients with flexibility, speed, and security, ensuring they can trade anytime, anywhere with confidence," said Lars Holst, founder and CEO of GCEX.

This marks another significant update, following the launch over two years ago of proprietary trading platforms for crypto and FX/CFDs by GCEX, as part of its XplorDigital trading solutions.

Trading platform developer Devexperts has also presented mobile-friendly updates recently. The company launched a web-based interface in July 2025 that allows users to execute trades directly from their phone browsers without downloading a separate application.

What’s Inside

The app includes institutional-level liquidity access, low-latency trade execution, and what GCEX describes as a secure trading environment. The company also offers the platform as a white-label solution for other financial firms.

The mobile app represents part of GCEX's broader XplorDigital suite, which includes back-office systems, risk management tools, and what the company calls a "Broker In A Box" solution for other financial services companies.

The company disclosed its 2024 financial results several months ago, showing revenue climbed 64% to reach £3.76 million. However, GCEX still posted a pre-tax loss of £232,567, though this represented an improvement from the larger loss recorded in the prior year.

The firm recently brought on Stanislav Bunimovich, who previously served as chief operating officer at Finalto. Bunimovich now leads the company's Asia-Pacific operations as managing director, focusing on regional growth as institutional appetite for crypto services increases. GCEX also added eight new spot commodity instruments to its trading offerings. The company says this expansion responds to growing institutional interest in direct exposure to physical commodity pricing.