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Devexperts, a global software developer for capital markets, has announced the integration of AI-powered analytics solutions from AI BI into DXtrade, its flagship white-label trading platform. The move will provide brokers and proprietary trading firms licensing DXtrade with automatic access to AI BI's suite of tools designed to improve sales, automate data analysis, enhance risk management, and streamline operations.
AI BI develops ready-to-use solutions leveraging artificial intelligence to help financial firms increase revenue and reduce costs. Its tools enable sales strategy optimization, client behavior monitoring, and more efficient risk management. By integrating these capabilities directly into DXtrade, Devexperts aims to empower its clients with advanced analytics to drive growth and profitability.
DXtrade is a flexible, out-of-the-box SaaS trading platform that brokers can deploy immediately, either as-is or with customization. Key features include:
🔹 Flexible interface for direct client support
🔹 Real-time exposure management
🔹 Configurable dealing settings per client group and instrument
🔹 Web and mobile app versions
🔹 Free liquidity provider integration
🔹 Direct TradingView integration
AI BI CEO Miсhael Aulov commented: "We understand that many brokers face challenges such as low sales conversion, limited analytics tools, outdated data, inefficient risk management, and difficulties in client retention. Our goal is to offer innovative solutions powered by our proprietary artificial intelligence that effectively address these challenges. We are excited to partner with DXtrade to provide solutions that not only increase sales through enhanced analytics but also enable better risk management, improve operational efficiency, and reduce costs."
Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, added: "The integration of AI BI with DXtrade will add to our extensive portfolio of broker- and firm-focused partnerships. We have these in place with a view to supporting our brokers and firms licensing DXtrade, ensuring they have access to a wide range of tools and resources to help grow their businesses. AI BI offers a number of AI-powered features to help brokers and firms do just that which we hope our clients will be able to benefit from, using them to fine tune their operations and reach their goals."
The partnership underscores the growing adoption of AI and advanced analytics in the retail trading industry as firms seek to optimise operations, improve client service, and uncover growth opportunities. By embedding these capabilities at the platform level, Devexperts is positioning DXtrade as a comprehensive solution for brokers and proprietary trading firms looking to harness the power of data-driven insights.
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