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Trading platform provider DXtrade has released a significant update to its mobile application, introducing a new home screen and additional features designed to enhance the trading experience for users and drive engagement for brokers.
The latest version of the mobile app (DXtrade Version 312) includes a redesigned home screen that provides traders with immediate access to key portfolio metrics, real-time updates on open positions, and active order tracking.
According to the company, the new home screen features an Account Card displaying vital information about active accounts and key metrics, dedicated Deposit and Withdraw buttons for instant transactions, and sections for Active Positions and pending Orders.
The update also incorporates customisable shortcuts and call-to-action buttons, allowing brokers to place links to deposits, withdrawals, and external resources directly on the home screen to increase user engagement.
Another major feature in this release is full integration with TradingView, enabling traders to visually create Limit orders directly from charts.
DXtrade's mobile application is designed specifically for licensing by brokers in a white label format, offering customisation options to match individual broker requirements. The platform provides real-time portfolio monitoring, market data streaming, risk management features, and news updates.
The mobile app can be downloaded from both App Store and Google Play Store, with demo access available for brokers not currently using the platform. The demo environment includes realistic trading conditions across various asset classes, detailed price charts, multiple order types, virtual portfolio monitoring, and push notifications.
DXtrade states that the mobile app is designed to deliver a comprehensive trading feature set without compromising functionality or speed, catering to traders who need to manage their portfolios while on the move.
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