Platforms / DXtrade
Prop firms that support DXtrade
Verified July 20, 2026
4 of the 34 prop firms we track offer DXtrade. Below: how the platform actually works, what it costs, whether you can automate on it, and which firms to look at.
Vendor
Devexperts
Launched
2020
Asset classes
Forex, CFDs, Crypto
Automation
Partial / bridge required
Mobile
Native iOS and Android apps alongside a full-featured web terminal; no separate desktop install required.
Cost model
Licensed to brokers and prop firms as white-label infrastructure; traders don't pay Devexperts directly, cost is bundled into the firm's account pricing.
What DXtrade actually is
DXtrade is developed by Devexperts, a company with a long history building trading infrastructure for licensed brokers and exchanges, which is part of why several established forex prop firms have adopted it as an MT4/MT5 alternative rather than a novelty add-on. Because it's a true multi-asset engine rather than a forex-specific rebuild, DXtrade handles CFDs and crypto pairs alongside standard forex instruments in the same interface, and its web and mobile clients are built from the same codebase, which keeps the experience more consistent across devices than older MetaTrader mobile apps typically manage.
Because DXtrade is white-labeled, the exact feature set — available order types, chart depth, automation hooks — can differ meaningfully between two prop firms that both technically 'offer DXtrade.' Some firms expose more of Devexperts' underlying API and strategy tooling than others, so a trader planning to automate a strategy should confirm the specific firm's implementation supports it rather than assuming DXtrade automation is uniform across the industry.
For traders coming from MetaTrader, the adjustment is mostly cosmetic — order tickets, watchlists and charting are laid out differently, but the core workflow (open a position, set stops, monitor equity) translates quickly. The bigger gap versus MT4/MT5 is the third-party ecosystem: DXtrade doesn't have anywhere near the volume of independently built Expert Advisors and custom indicators that MetaTrader accumulated over two decades, so traders relying on a specific legacy EA should check compatibility (usually none) before assuming a smooth transition.
Strengths
- + Institutional-grade engine (Devexperts also builds infrastructure for licensed brokers/exchanges) with strong uptime and order-execution reliability
- + Consistent cross-device experience between web, desktop-in-browser and mobile
- + Increasingly common among established forex prop firms as an MT4/MT5 alternative
Weaknesses
- − Feature set and automation tools can vary noticeably between different firms' DXtrade implementations since it's white-labeled and configurable
- − Smaller third-party indicator/EA community than MetaTrader
- − Less brand recognition among retail traders than MT4/MT5 or cTrader, so onboarding sometimes has a learning-curve cost
Data feeds and connectivity
Pricing and execution depend on the liquidity providers the licensing broker/prop firm connects behind DXtrade — Devexperts supplies the trading engine and UI, not the liquidity itself.
Automation and API access
Supports algorithmic trading through its API and a strategy marketplace on some broker implementations, but automation depth varies significantly by which firm's DXtrade instance you're using — some expose more of Devexperts' backend tooling than others.
Prop firms offering DXtrade
| Firm | Type | Entry | Split | Drawdown | First payout |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTMO | forex | $345 | 90% | static | 14 days |
| Alpha Capital Group | forex | $99 | 90% | static | 14 days |
| FXIFY | forex | $39 | 90% | static | 14 days |
| The Funded Trader | forex | $59 | 90% | static | 14 days |
Platform availability changes when a firm switches liquidity or technology providers. We re-check each firm's platform list on the verification date above, but confirm on the firm's own site before you buy an evaluation specifically for DXtrade.
Who DXtrade suits
- • Forex/CFD prop traders at firms that have moved away from MetaTrader for compliance or feature reasons
- • Traders who want a modern, no-install multi-asset terminal with solid mobile parity
DXtrade FAQ
- Who makes DXtrade and is it reliable?
- DXtrade is built by Devexperts, which has a long track record supplying trading infrastructure to licensed brokers and exchanges — this institutional pedigree is one reason several established forex prop firms chose it over building their own platform or staying MetaTrader-only.
- Does DXtrade support Expert Advisors like MetaTrader?
- Not directly in the MT4/MT5 sense. DXtrade has its own API and, on some firm implementations, a strategy/algo marketplace, but it doesn't run MQL4/MQL5 Expert Advisors, so existing MetaTrader bots don't transfer over.
- Is DXtrade the same across every prop firm that offers it?
- No — because it's white-labeled, feature availability (automation hooks, order types, chart tools) can vary by firm. Always check the specific firm's platform documentation rather than assuming a uniform DXtrade experience.
- Can I trade crypto and forex in the same DXtrade account?
- Yes, where the licensing firm has enabled it — DXtrade is a genuine multi-asset engine, so forex, CFDs and crypto pairs can sit in the same watchlist and account, depending on what instruments the prop firm itself offers.