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On 11–12 February, Spotware Systems will attend iFX EXPO Dubai 2026 as a multi-product developer, marking a clear step beyond a single-product focus. The Spotware team will showcase cBridge, a cost-efficient liquidity bridge, alongside cTrader, the company’s flagship trading platform. We look forward to meeting brokers, prop firms and partners in Dubai.
At iFX EXPO Dubai, the visitors will be able to explore cBridge, Spotware’s new standalone solution which can operate independently of cTrader. Designed to remove volume-based fees and hidden charges entirely, cBridge connects multiple trading platforms to several liquidity providers while applying intuitive routing logic. Its scalable, modular architecture and workflow-first design place a strong emphasis on operational safety, including cross-setting validation and rule-set health checks.
Alongside cBridge, the team will highlight recent cTrader enhancements that continue to support broker and prop firm growth. In 2025, more than two million new traders joined cTrader, bringing the total user base to over 11 million, while trading volume on cTrader increased by 105%. This growth reflects cTrader’s growing popularity across the industry.
Built around Traders First™ approach, the platform sets a benchmark for fair and transparent trading, helping brokers and prop firms powered by cTrader demonstrate credibility and trust to their trading communities.
Among traders of all levels, cTrader has built a strong reputation, as reflected in more than 1,200 Trustpilot reviews with an Excellent rating. Its intuitive interface makes it easy to get started for those taking their first steps in trading, while advanced features support more experienced users. Users frequently highlight the flawless performance of cTrader Mobile, which was recently awarded Best Mobile Trading App.
Trusted by more than 300 broker clients worldwide, cTrader, as an Open Trading Platform™, enables brokers and prop firms to strengthen their market positioning by offering access to over 100 FX and CFD solutions across CRM, liquidity, risk management and signal services.
Spotware team will also walk visitors through cTrader Store, which has evolved into a central hub for traders, offering bots, indicators, copy strategies, prop challenges and plugins. With free cloud execution, cTrader enables cBots and copy strategies to run without a VPS or keeping a device online. Secure transactions and one-click installation simplify access to trading tools, while native Python support has made the development of trading algorithms and indicators more accessible. For algo developers, cTrader ensures the full security of intellectual property, as the source code never leaves the developer’s control in an unencrypted state.
For brokers and prop firms, cTrader Store significantly increases visibility among prospective traders through dedicated Brokers, Props and Prop Challenges sections, driving up to 10,000 daily visits. The Store also provides an additional revenue stream through affiliate partnership.
Throughout the expo, our team will demonstrate how Spotware’s innovative solutions can support growth, strengthen operations and unlock new opportunities.
Dubai World Trade Centre, Booth #84, 11–12 Feb 2026
Book a meeting with the Spotware sales team!
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