DXtrade partners with Finalto to Enhance Liquidity Provider Services for Broker Offerings

DXtrade, the flagship FX and CFD trading platform from Devexperts, has announced a strategic partnership with Finalto, a leading financial services provider. This collaboration aims to enhance liquidity provider services for brokers using the DXtrade platform.

Finalto, known for its comprehensive suite of financial services including liquidity provision, risk management, and brokerage solutions, will integrate its services with DXtrade. As an aggregator of Tier 1 bank liquidity providers and established non-bank market makers, Finalto offers access to over 3,000 instruments across multiple asset classes.

The partnership will allow brokers using DXtrade to tap into Finalto's bespoke liquidity pools, which are designed to swiftly connect demand with market supply. Finalto's system automatically routes orders to sources offering the most favourable pricing, potentially improving execution for traders.

DXtrade, developed by Devexperts, is a turnkey trading platform solution that offers brokers a complete trading ecosystem. It features a web trader, mobile apps for Android and iOS, and a suite of broker-dealing and client management tools. The platform's modular architecture allows for seamless scalability and customization options.

Paul Groves, UK B2B CEO at Finalto, commented on the partnership: "Finalto is always willing to align itself with credible and trustworthy technology providers. Finalto and Devexperts have had a longstanding relationship over many years. Even though over time Finalto's technology requirements may have changed, keeping close bonds and working with Devexperts will always be part of our future plans."

Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, added: “Ensuring our brokers are able to offer their traders the best in liquidity service provision is important to us. Liquidity services can have a significant impact on user experience and overall trader performance. Finalto is recognized for its advanced capabilities in the field of liquidity services and this partnership is therefore a positive and welcome development.”