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BrightFunded, a global proprietary trading firm, has partnered with DXtrade to offer 10 traders the chance to win $25,000 challenge trading accounts in a new competition launched this month.
The giveaway, which runs throughout March, will give successful participants who pass the challenge stages the opportunity to become funded traders with BrightFunded.
BrightFunded aims to create an innovative trading ecosystem where traders can develop and monetise their skills. Since adopting DXtrade, which is the flagship trading platform from capital markets software developer Devexperts, the BrightFunded team reports being impressed by the platform's performance, capabilities, flexibility and customisability.
Jelle Dijkstra, CEO of BrightFunded, said: "The decision to launch this competition aligns with our mission to provide environments in which traders can develop their trading skills, and ultimately benefit from these. We have a clear vision and want to make a difference, which is why our collaboration with DXtrade is important to us. DXtrade provides the responsiveness, adaptability, and flexibility that we were looking for in order to deliver on our goals. We are pleased with the product, and to be working with the team behind it."
DXtrade is marketed as a turn-key trading platform that can be configured specifically for proprietary trading firms. Through the platform, BrightFunded clients have access to various trading tools including an intuitive interface with customisable layouts, advanced charting functionality, economic calendar access, multi-view watchlists, risk management settings, and performance dashboards.
The platform also features an embedded trading journal that automatically logs all trader activity to help users refine their strategies. Additional features include Stop Loss and Take Profit settings, plus various order types and execution methods.
Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, commented: "DXtrade is a platform built using over 20 years' of software development for the capital markets expertise. With DXtrade we look to offer firms a solution that provides an optimal trading experience, with adaptability and flexibility to evolve as time goes on. We know how much trust BrightFunded have put in us as a software provider, and are really pleased that DXtrade is delivering the desired results for both our prop firm customers and its traders alike."
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