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Abstract:Discover how the powerful collaboration between Devexperts' DXtrade and TradingView is revolutionizing broker services, empowering traders with advanced charting tools and community engagement, while streamlining operations for enhanced efficiency and service excellence.
Devexperts DXtrade and TradingView have joined forces in a recent collaboration aimed at fortifying their services to bolster support for broker partners. With TradingView renowned for its cutting-edge charting tools and a vibrant community of over 50 million traders, it will now serve as the frontend for brokers utilizing DXtrade, elevating charting capabilities and community engagement.
This collaboration presents a symbiotic opportunity for brokers on DXtrade to tap into TradingViews expansive user base, opening avenues for heightened visibility and direct user onboarding.
The integration between DXtrade‘s backend and the TradingView platform simplifies the incorporation of TradingView’s array of features for brokers licensing DXtrade. By centralizing pivotal operations such as order execution, risk management, and commission tracking within DXtrade, this partnership aims to streamline operations, elevating efficiency and service excellence.
At its core, this partnership strives to harmonize the broker-trader interface by amalgamating DXtrade‘s comprehensive support for diverse financial instruments—from stocks and derivatives to CFDs and cryptocurrencies—with TradingView’s sophisticated analytical tools and community engagement features.
In tandem with these strides, Devexperts has ventured into predicting market trends for 2024, emphasizing the shifting dynamics among brokers, dealers, and clients. This forward-looking approach aligns with Devexperts' recent reinforcement of its London team through the appointment of four seasoned professionals, amassing over 70 years of collective expertise in market data and fintech, to drive sales and business development.
Moreover, the launch of DXtrade XT Mobile underscores Devexperts commitment to enhancing trading accessibility. This advanced mobile application serves as a white-label solution, complementing the DXtrade platform, and amplifies user-friendly retail broker services, demonstrating Devexperts' dedication to facilitating seamless trading experiences.
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