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DXtrade, the flagship white-label, multi-asset trading platform from global software developer for the capital markets Devexperts, has enhanced its trader behavioural analysis and pattern recognition offering through an integration with trading performance intelligence platform Notofin.
Through the integration, DXtrade will now offer access to Notofin's solution, which is designed to help traders understand how their behaviour, execution and decision-making shape their results.
The platform provides behaviour-first performance analysis, going beyond trade history and P&L to examine the decisions and behavioural patterns driving performance. It also offers connected and structured journaling, meaning trading activity is automatically imported and can be combined with notes, screenshots, emotions and execution context.
Other features available from Notofin include actionable pattern recognition capabilities, which use analytics and AI-assisted insights to help traders identify recurring strengths, mistakes and behavioural deviations, and execution consistency evaluation, enabling traders to review factors such as strategy adherence, risk discipline, timing and emotional decision-making over time.
Harnessing Devexperts' 20+ years of experience in software development for the capital markets, DXtrade is in part or fully customisable and can be configured to support stocks, options, futures, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds, FX, CFDs, and margin and spot digital assets.
The platform also offers an open integration framework which removes vendor lock-in and gives firms full control over their tech roadmap, a feature that allows vendors to continuously adapt and innovate their platform with market-leading services.
Following the integration, brokers licensing DXtrade will now have the option to incorporate Notofin and its services as part of their offering to clients.
Kaloyan Ivanov, Co-CEO, Notofin
Kaloyan Ivanov, Co-CEO, Notofin said:
"The market has been analyzed from every angle; the trader has not. Our work with Devexperts brings that missing behavioral layer to the DXtrade ecosystem, helping traders understand not only what happened in their accounts, but how their decisions, execution, and emotions shaped the outcome. This is an important step towards making performance intelligence a natural part of the trading experience."
Krasimir Petrov, Co-CEO, Notofin commented:
"Devexperts has created an established and highly capable trading infrastructure. By connecting it with Notofin, we can transform trading activity into structured, actionable feedback without adding friction to the trader's workflow. We see this collaboration as a strong foundation for helping traders and brokers build more transparent, disciplined, and data-informed performance processes."
Borislav Alendarov, Head of Trading Operations, Devexperts
Borislav Alendarov, Head of Trading Operations, Devexperts said:
"Built for individuals and organizations, Notofin supports traders, trading teams, prop firms, brokers, and educators through flexible personal and professional workflows. We are pleased to be able to offer brokers licensing DXtrade access to the broad range of benefits the platform offers and look forward to our continued collaboration with Notofin."
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