DXtrade is a multi-asset white-label trading platform developed by Devexperts — a global software development company serving the capital markets industry since 2002. The platform was launched in 2020 and has since been adopted by brokerages and proprietary trading firms across forex, CFD, crypto, and futures markets. Unlike platforms that originated in the retail trading … Continued
Year one of running a prop firm looks like growth. Challenge fee revenue is coming in, the affiliate channel is building momentum, and the platform is handling the volume. Then year two arrives — and for a significant number of operators, it does not look like year one at all. PSP relationships tighten or terminate. … Continued
Running a prop firm without real-time risk management is not a calculated risk — it is an operational guarantee that you will eventually absorb losses you could have prevented. The violations are not rare edge cases. They are a predictable percentage of every active trader population, and they follow recognizable patterns. The question is not … Continued
The challenge structure is the most consequential product decision a prop firm operator makes. It determines which traders you attract, how many pass, how much capital you allocate, and whether your funded program is commercially sustainable. Set the parameters too tight and you filter out genuinely good traders while filling your pipeline with frustrated reset … Continued
The foreign exchange market is the largest and most liquid financial market in the world, with daily trading volume reaching $9.6 trillion in April 2025 according to the Bank of International Settlements — a 28% increase from $7.5 trillion just three years earlier. Yet most people who interact with it see only a small slice: … Continued
MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 have dominated retail forex infrastructure for two decades. In 2026, both platforms are still running in broker stacks worldwide — but the landscape has shifted significantly, and the decision you make today will shape your operations, your API integrations, and your CRM setup for years to come. This guide is … Continued
Acquiring a new trader costs 5 to 7 times more than keeping an existing one. Yet most forex brokerages spend the majority of their marketing budget on acquisition and treat retention as an afterthought. The result is predictable: traders sign up, deposit, trade for a few weeks, then go quiet. Some move to a competitor. … Continued
Choosing your execution model is one of the first — and most consequential — decisions you’ll make when setting up a forex brokerage. It determines how you make money, how much capital you need, what risks you carry, and what technology you’ll need to manage it all. Here’s a straightforward breakdown of each model and … Continued
Here’s a guide for brokers about the proprietary trading business, including info on revenue, risks, and partnerships. Prop trading firms have reshaped retail trading recently. Brokers need to get how these firms make money, as it impacts their business plans. If you’re thinking about starting a prop desk, working with one, or just staying competitive, … Continued
The financial industry is evolving rapidly. Many hedge fund managers are exploring alternative business models that offer scalable revenue, lower capital intensity, and broader market access. One of the most strategic transitions is moving from managing a hedge fund to running a forex brokerage. While both operate in capital markets, the structure, risk exposure, regulatory … Continued
