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Pelican, the regulated copy-trading platform powering more than 60 brokers through a cross-broker, cross-platform strategy network, has expanded its offering through an integration with DXtrade, the multi-asset trading platform developed by Devexperts.
Pelican provides access to more than 9,000 live strategies sourced from over 60 brokers across its open cross-broker copying network. The integration makes Pelican directly available to brokers licensing the DXtrade platform, with an enhanced range of benefits now on offer.
These include volume multiplication, whereby copy trading multiplies trading volume by enabling one strategy to be executed simultaneously across thousands of copier accounts, and true cross-platform copying, allowing trades to be copied between MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade and Match-Trade, live and at scale.
The offering also includes regulated copy trading, with FCA, CySEC, DFSA and FSC Mauritius permissions addressing portfolio management and advice regulations, alongside IB-first monetisation through automatic performance fees and in-app referrals, which the company says drives scalable IB revenue, with $1m+ paid monthly on average. The integration is also white-label and API-ready, offering fully broker-branded mobile, web and desktop apps, plus APIs for custom integrations and proprietary platforms.
DXtrade, built on more than 20 years of experience in software development for the capital markets, is a multi-asset trading platform that can be configured to support stocks, options, futures, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds, FX, CFDs, and margin and spot digital assets.
The platform offers a wide range of advanced trading and risk management features and is a turnkey white-label solution, with the option for in-part or full customisation. DXtrade also offers an open integration framework, which removes vendor lock-in and gives brokers full control over their tech roadmap, allowing them to continuously adapt and innovate their offering with market-leading services of their choice as they scale and grow.
Through the integration, Pelican's full range of copy trading capabilities and benefits is now available from within the DXtrade platform, with a view to supporting brokers in driving client acquisition, improving client retention, and increasing trade volume.
Mike Read, Director, Pelican said:
"DXtrade gives brokers the flexibility to build exactly the trading environment they want. Pelican ensures that flexibility translates into real trading activity - through a live, cross-broker strategy network that operates seamlessly across platforms, not just within them. This enables brokers to launch with immediate content and scale copy trading as a meaningful revenue channel."
Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management, Devexperts commented:
"With the DXtrade platform we have built a white-label solution that brokers can use off the shelf or with full or in-part customisation - we also offer the ability to include third party services via our open APIs. Through this system, we are delighted to be able to offer Pelican's full range of copy trading capabilities via DXtrade. This integration brings a range of benefits to support those licensing DXtrade, supporting them in acquiring and retaining more clients, and driving trading volumes. We look forward to our continued collaboration with Pelican."
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