DXtrade Unveils Dedicated White-Label Interface for Cryptocurrency Spot Traders
By Lauren Towner · 21 October 2026

DXtrade, the multi-asset platform from Devexperts, has launched a dedicated cryptocurrency trading interface designed specifically for spot traders. For fintech professionals, this represents a strategic move to bridge the gap between traditional brokerage infrastructure and the UX expectations of the crypto-native market, offering brokers a highly customizable, white-label solution to capture digital asset volume.
What was announced
The new offering is a specialized frontend for the DXtrade ecosystem, tailored to the specific workflows of cryptocurrency spot trading. It moves away from generic multi-asset layouts to provide a workspace focused on market monitoring, order execution, and portfolio management. Key technical features include an advanced cryptocurrency-exchange-style order book that supports both cumulative and step volume backgrounds, alongside standard and ladder price layouts.
The order entry system has been refined to allow traders to size positions by asset quantity, quote-currency value, or a specific percentage of their available funds. Additionally, the platform enables trading directly from charts, integrating execution with technical analysis. The interface is available across web and mobile platforms, including a dedicated white-label mobile application that brokers can brand to their own specifications.
Beyond the frontend, the solution leverages DXtrade’s open APIs for third-party integrations. It also supports Devexperts’ existing suite of add-on modules, such as AI-powered client support and user profiling tools. This launch aims to provide brokers with a fast time-to-market for a crypto offering that maintains the technical reliability of the broader DXtrade architecture, which is built on two decades of capital markets software development.
"We have been working hard on developing this new, advanced, and highly refined offering that is purpose-built very specifically for cryptocurrency traders. Brokers can now provide their cryptocurrency client base with a highly specialized product, where meticulous care has been taken to ensure that every feature included contributes to an advanced, high level, and familiar cryptocurrency trading experience."
Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management at Devexperts
The companies involved
Devexperts is a global software developer specializing in the capital markets industry. The firm is responsible for creating some of the industry’s most widely used trading technology applications, serving a broad range of financial institutions. Its flagship product, DXtrade, is a white-label, multi-asset trading platform designed to give brokers a flexible alternative to legacy trading systems.
Devexperts has established a significant footprint in the fintech sector, with its technology underpinning various market participants from retail brokers to institutional players. The company’s development philosophy emphasizes high customizability and modular architecture, allowing clients to integrate specific tools like AI-driven analytics or specialized frontends. DXtrade itself has become a central part of the Devexperts portfolio, particularly as brokers seek to diversify their asset classes beyond traditional forex and CFDs. The firm’s experience spans over 20 years, during which it has focused on the delivery of advanced trading solutions that prioritize both backend stability and frontend user experience.
What FF News has reported before
FF News has closely followed the expansion of the DXtrade ecosystem and the leadership changes at Devexperts. Recently, the company announced a major leadership transition when Devexperts Names Rainer Fuchsluger as Global Group CEO to Drive AI and Global Growth. This move signaled a renewed focus on international expansion and the integration of artificial intelligence into its product suite.
The platform has also seen significant traction in the Southeast Asian market. We reported that Devexperts’ DXtrade Secures Rare Regulatory Approval from Indonesia’s Bappebti, followed shortly by news that Valbury Asia Futures Boosts CFD and FX Trading in Indonesia with DXtrade Integration. Furthermore, the platform's technical capabilities were recently bolstered as DXtrade Integrates Notofin to Deliver Advanced Behavioral Analytics for Traders, highlighting the ongoing effort to provide brokers with deeper insights into user behavior.
What this means
This announcement highlights a critical shift in the brokerage technology market. As retail interest in spot cryptocurrency remains resilient, traditional multi-asset brokers are under increasing pressure to compete with native crypto exchanges. The challenge has always been that FX-centric platforms often feel clunky to crypto traders used to "ladder" layouts and specific order-sizing logic. By launching a dedicated interface that mimics the exchange experience while retaining institutional-grade backend stability, Devexperts is directly challenging the dominance of crypto-only platforms. It raises the question of whether the industry is moving toward a total convergence where the distinction between a crypto exchange and a multi-asset broker becomes purely regulatory rather than functional.
Companies in this story: DXtrade, Devexperts
People in this story: Jon Light