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DXtrade launches a dedicated crypto spot interface for brokers

The new frontend brings exchange-style order entry into DXtrade, while current product documentation adds fee estimates and a currency-by-currency view of funds.

Devexperts has launched a dedicated crypto spot trading interface for DXtrade, giving brokers a specialised frontend for market monitoring, placing orders and managing portfolios. The 21 October release confirms web and mobile availability, including a branded mobile application.[1]

The launch follows a 17 June preview, when the new interface was available for demonstrations. DXtrade already supported spot and margin digital assets within its configurable platform. The new development is a workflow designed around crypto trading, rather than the platform’s first ability to handle digital assets.[2]

The order book offers standard and ladder price layouts. Traders can size orders in units of the asset, in the currency used to quote its price, or as a proportion of available funds. Orders can also be placed from a chart.[1]

The balance display changes the trading workflow

Current product documentation adds estimated fees and the expected amount received to order entry. A funds widget displays average acquisition cost and unrealised profit or loss for each currency. These features connect the trade ticket to the account’s holdings: the amount entered, the estimated deduction and the resulting asset balance become different parts of the same decision.[3]

Brokers retain configuration work behind that interface. The platform’s broker tools cover price streams, spreads, mark-ups, stale quotes and dealing settings by client group or instrument. Its product page also offers a choice of liquidity provider and separate exchange configurations with a central limit order book.[3]

The frontend is one component of the offering. Client prices and order handling still depend on the broker’s liquidity and dealing configuration, even when the screen resembles a crypto exchange.[3]

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Sources & further reading

  1. DXtrade Launches New Dedicated White-Label Cryptocurrency Interface Devexperts via PR Newswire · 21 Oct 2026 · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  2. DXtrade CFD: platform overview Devexperts · Accessed 21 Oct 2026

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