Devexperts has introduced a mobile web interface for its DXtrade platform. This feature gives traders a new way to handle their trades using only their mobile phone browsers, without installing a separate application.

The company explained that the new interface allows users to place market, stop, and limit orders. Traders can also handle their positions, view charts, and set stop-loss and take-profit limits, all from their mobile devices.

The system lets users check their balances, look through watchlists, search for different instruments, and switch between accounts without logging out. The mobile version is already running in DXtrade’s demo space, and brokers using the platform will get the full version in the coming weeks.

Devexperts Brings More Trading Flexibility For Users

Devexperts shared that it created this tool because traders want to check and control their accounts, whether they are at a desk or traveling. The new option gives users more freedom to manage trades wherever they are.

Brokers using DXtrade now have more choices for how to offer trading features. Because the new mobile interface runs in a browser, it can be easily added to broker apps using webviews. This makes the process smoother than building separate mobile apps.

This new mobile web feature joins the already existing desktop browser and mobile app versions of DXtrade. These three access points help traders stay connected in ways that suit them best.

DXtrade Platform Keeps Growing With New Features

Devexperts described DXtrade as a platform built with a “modular structure,” meaning it can adjust and expand as brokers increase their users. The platform not only supports trading but also includes tools for handling broker operations and client accounts.

This latest launch is part of several upgrades to DXtrade in recent months. In June, Devexperts linked DXtrade with EAERA’s customer management tools, allowing brokers to view client data within the same space where they trade.

That same month, broker Blueberry added full TradingView features to its DXtrade system. Users now get full access to detailed charts, alerts, and tools that were not available in earlier versions.

Also in June, Romanian broker Investimental added stocks from the European Union to its DXtrade-powered platform. This update completed its offering, which already included shares from Romania and the United States.

Earlier in May, Devexperts teamed up with BridgeWise to bring AI-powered stock insights into its Devexa assistant. This new feature lets users ask questions using natural language and receive live updates and financial summaries inside DXtrade.