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Devexperts, the global software developer for the capital markets, has announced it is now delivering access to US equity markets for brokers in South Korea, via a single, turnkey solution comprising a front-end trading platform, integrated market data feeds, and full execution services.
The solution is powered by Devexperts' flagship, off-the-shelf trading platform, DXtrade. It features an end-to-end US equities trading software stack, including US market data feeds from Devexperts' own market data provider, dxFeed, as well as integrated execution services.
The turnkey framework is designed to offer a faster time to market, with the ability to embed directly and seamlessly with brokers' existing ecosystems. As a comprehensive technology suite, it also means brokers can rely on one point of contact for the technology's complete delivery and maintenance.
The solution provides brokers in South Korea with the opportunity to position themselves to meet the demands of the country's growing US equities retail trader and investor base. Estimates suggest retail investors in South Korea are already investing several billion USD in US stocks each month.
Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management, Devexperts
Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management, Devexperts said:
"The retail investor community in South Korea is taking a very clear interest in the US market. As such, we are pleased to offer brokers in South Korea a complete US equities turnkey solution – including trading platform, market data delivery, and execution services – that enables them to quickly and efficiently deliver the access to US stocks their clients are looking for. Our end-to-end off-the-shelf US equities solution is the only one of its kind and we are excited to be bringing its benefits to the South Korean capital markets."
DXtrade is a white-label trading platform solution that allows for full broker branding and customisation. It also includes industry-standard APIs for integrations with third parties.
The platform is available for web and mobile, as well as via a white-label mobile app for iOS and Android.
dxFeed is a market data, financial services, and AI- and IaaS-driven solutions provider for the global capital markets, brokerages, proprietary traders, exchanges, professional traders, and academic institutions worldwide.
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