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DXtradefor your prop firm.

Run your challenges on DXtrade by Devexperts, a multi-asset platform for the browser and the phone, with Propper around it.

Markets
Forex, CFDs and crypto
Runs on
Browser and phone
Trader logs in
With a DXtrade login

What DXtrade is

DXtrade is a trading platform by Devexperts for forex, CFDs and crypto. It runs in the browser and on phones, and brokers and prop firms offer it under their own brand.

How it works

From a challenge to an account on DXtrade.

  1. 01

    We switch DXtrade on for your firm

    Propper connects DXtrade to your firm and keeps the connection running. Your team never touches an API, a server or a bridge.

  2. 02

    You choose DXtrade per challenge

    A challenge runs on one platform or on several. With several, the trader picks one at checkout, and that choice stays with the account.

  3. 03

    The account opens on DXtrade

    The moment a payment counts, Propper opens the account on DXtrade with the size and the rules of the phase. The trader logs in with their own login for it.

  4. 04

    Propper follows every account

    Trades, balances and breaches come back to Propper. It passes a phase, ends an account that broke a rule, and opens the payout request when the trader is funded.

Questions

DXtrade and Propper, answered.

Does Propper support DXtrade?

Yes. A Propper firm can run its challenges on DXtrade. Propper opens the account when a trader pays and follows it to a pass, a breach or a payout.

Who makes DXtrade?

Devexperts, a company that builds trading software for brokers and exchanges.

Can traders choose between DXtrade and another platform?

Yes. When a challenge runs on several platforms, the trader picks one at checkout.

Do traders need to install anything for DXtrade?

No. DXtrade runs in the browser, and there are apps for the phone.

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