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Capital markets software developer Devexperts has partnered with AI-powered investment intelligence platform BridgeWise to integrate advanced market analysis capabilities into its trading assistant technology Devexa.
The collaboration connects Devexperts' conversational trading assistant Devexa with BridgeWise's AI-powered investment insights tool Bridget, enabling traders to access stock recommendations, financial metrics and macroeconomic insights in real time through their existing trading platforms.
BridgeWise is a global AI-driven investment intelligence company that serves over 50 institutional clients and 25 million end users across 15 languages. The company operates offices in Singapore, London, Brazil, Thailand, Japan, Israel, the United States and Dubai, partnering with institutions including Japan Exchange Group, SIX Swiss Exchange, B3, eToro, Nasdaq, TASE, Rakuten, KBank and Interactive Brokers.
The integration allows Devexa users to pose natural-language questions about stocks, sectors and macroeconomic trends through a chatbot interface, with queries routed to Bridget's AI engine for analysis. Users can ask questions such as "Should I buy Nvidia?" or "How would the new tariff plan affect oil prices?" and receive AI-powered responses.
Through the partnership, traders gain access to multi-asset analysis and recommendations with peer comparisons, fundamental data including PE ratios, dividends, volatility and market capitalisation figures, plus macro and sector insights covering forecasts, supply chain impacts and strategic growth commentary.
The feature will be available across multiple channels including web platforms, mobile applications, Discord, WhatsApp and Telegram, delivered within the same interface traders use to check prices, positions and portfolio data.
"At BridgeWise, we're dedicated to redefining how investors access and apply market intelligence. Partnering with Devexperts—who share our vision for making financial insights more intuitive and accessible—is one more step in that mission. Integrating Bridget into Devexa creates a seamless way for traders to receive real-time equity research, financial data, and macroeconomic insights. Together, we're equipping users with powerful, data-driven tools to help them navigate today's dynamic markets with clarity and confidence," said Dor Eligula, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer at BridgeWise.
"This is an exciting partnership that will bring a real added value to the Devexa proposition, with immediate benefits for users. Eliminating the need to search for reports or switch platforms for insight or advice, the integration will enable traders to receive real-time recommendations, as well as data to help inform investment decisions, directly within their platform. We believe this will considerably enhance user experience, providing simple, intuitive responses to traders' questions that genuinely help them as they trade," said Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts.
Devexperts, founded in 2002, specialises in developing multi-asset trading platforms for equities, options, foreign exchange, commodities and cryptocurrencies. The company also provides matching engines, exchange solutions and market data delivery services. Headquartered in Ireland, Devexperts employs over 800 engineers across offices in the United States, Germany, Portugal, Bulgaria, Singapore, Turkey and Georgia.
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