Not applicable
No retail score applies because our investigation found it is not a broker.
We checked DXtrade on 2026-10-26 across its company record, client terms, trading offer and service, and could verify 80% of its record. No retail score applies because our investigation found it is not a broker. What would move the score: withdrawal rails, pricing disclosed per account type, all-in eurusd cost. Our published investigation found it is not a broker, with 23.2 years of track record. Its client terms carry moderate risk, with 2 critical clauses.
Score last calculated 2026/10/26
What Wikilix has recorded about DXtrade: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
DXtrade is a multi asset trading platform published by Devexperts Solutions IE Limited, an Irish registered software company that also owns the Devexperts and dxFeed trademarks. It is not a brokerage. The platform is licensed to banks, brokerages, wealth managers and proprietary trading firms, which run it under their own brand and their own regulatory permissions, and the footer of states that Devexperts is a software business that does not provide investment advice or brokerage services.
Because of that model, the figures a trader normally compares between brokers do not exist at this level. Devexperts Solutions IE Limited publishes no account tiers, no minimum deposit, no spreads and no leverage caps, and it holds no client funds. Those terms are set by whichever licensed firm a trader actually opens an account with.
No financial licence is recorded for Devexperts Solutions IE Limited, and the company does not claim one. There is no regulator, licence number or jurisdiction of supervision to report, which is consistent with a software vendor rather than an operator. A platform provider that neither takes deposits nor executes client orders on its own account is not the party a markets regulator authorises.
What does exist is a company registration. The entity is recorded as an Irish company under number 720583. A company registration proves only that a company exists. It is not financial regulation, it confers no client protection, and this review did not confirm the number against the Irish company register.
No. DXtrade carries no confirmed financial regulation, because the company behind it supplies software and does not act as a broker. The regulation that matters to a trader using a DXtrade terminal is the licence held by the broker whose name is on the account, and that has to be checked against that broker's own regulator rather than against the platform.
Devexperts Solutions IE Limited is the legal company behind the DXtrade brand, and the copyright and trademark notice on its website covers Devexperts, DXtrade and dxFeed together. The company is registered in Ireland, and the operation publishes contact addresses in several countries, including Dublin, Munich, Sofia, Singapore and Jersey City in the United States.
The website also carries a warning worth repeating. The company states that DXtrade is available only through the official channels listed on its own site, and that other websites or channels offering DXtrade solutions are neither endorsed by nor the responsibility of Devexperts. Anyone approached by a firm trading on the DXtrade name should treat that statement as the test.
DXtrade is not where the risk sits, so safety is the wrong question to ask of the platform on its own. The company identifies itself openly, publishes a registration number and states that it holds no client money, so frozen withdrawals and missing deposits, the usual failure modes of an unregulated broker, are not outcomes this entity is in a position to cause.
The exposure sits one step away. A trader's money is held by the licensed firm that licensed the platform, and the quality of those firms varies widely. A familiar and well built terminal says nothing about the solvency, the regulation or the withdrawal record of the company behind the account.
Devexperts Solutions IE Limited publishes no spreads, no commission schedule, no minimum deposit and no leverage limits. That is not a gap in the research. Pricing, margin and account tiers in DXtrade are configuration, so the licensing broker sets spreads and markups per instrument and per client group, and its own regulator caps the leverage it may offer. Two brokers running identical DXtrade terminals can charge entirely different amounts for the same trade.
DXtrade is sold in distinct product lines. DXtrade CFD covers FX, CFDs, spread bets and spot and margin crypto. DXtrade XT covers stocks, options, futures, mutual funds and bonds. A separate prop trading configuration is offered to proprietary trading firms. The terminals run in the browser and as mobile apps for iOS and Android, and brokers can present them under their own branding.
TradingView is integrated rather than merely linked. Brokers licensing DXtrade can place TradingView charts in the web terminal and in the mobile apps, and DXtrade can act as the execution backend for brokers whose clients trade from TradingView itself. A separate site at carries the optional extensions, including client support and AI assistance components.
Devexperts Solutions IE Limited operates no cashier and holds no client funds, so there is no DXtrade deposit or withdrawal in the ordinary sense. What the platform supplies is the plumbing. Crypto deposits are supported out of the box through BitGo, and B2BinPay is integrated with the Client Portal as a custodian for crypto deposits, withdrawals and fund management.
Everything a trader sees is the licensing broker's. Brokers upload and display their own deposit and withdrawal instructions for each currency, fiat or crypto, and a withdrawal request is reviewed and then approved or rejected by an administrator in that broker's Client Portal. No fees, limits or processing times are published for any channel at the platform level, so the broker's own published terms are what govern.
Support from Devexperts Solutions IE Limited goes to the institutions licensing the platform rather than to their traders. The company offers live chat during business hours, publishes regional telephone numbers for several of its offices and works in English, the site itself is published in English and Spanish, and there is a short question and answer section aimed at traders newly onboarded onto a DXtrade terminal. A trader with a problem on a live account is still a client of the broker, and the broker is who has to answer.
On the positive side, the operator is openly identified, with a named Irish company, a published registration number and a public trademark position across Devexperts, DXtrade and dxFeed. The product line is genuinely multi asset, TradingView is integrated into the terminals, and the company is unambiguous in public about not being a broker.
Against that, there is no financial regulation and no client protection at this level, and nothing about trading cost, leverage or withdrawal reliability can be read off the DXtrade name. The platform's reach also creates the risk the company itself warns about, because an unlicensed operator can advertise a familiar DXtrade terminal to borrow credibility it has not earned.
DXtrade is best understood as infrastructure rather than as a broker. A trader who sees the name on a terminal should know what it does and does not tell them. Devexperts Solutions IE Limited supplies the software. It is registered in Ireland, holds no financial licence, takes no deposits and sets none of the commercial terms a trader pays.
The practical step is simple. Before funding an account on a DXtrade platform, verify the broker whose name is on the account against the register of the regulator it claims, and confirm that the site offering the platform is one of the official channels listed on dx.trade. The platform is not the counterparty, and it offers no recourse if the counterparty fails.
8 full-page captures of DXtrade's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
We have not confirmed any regulation for DXtrade. Money deposited with an unregulated broker is protected only by the company itself.
Trading with an unregulated broker puts your deposit at risk.
We have not confirmed any regulation for DXtrade. An unregulated broker is not supervised by a financial authority, and money you deposit is protected only by the company itself.
What this means for you
Where DXtrade says it will and won't take clients
No country restrictions on record. We looked and found nothing published — which is not the same as being open to everyone. Check DXtrade's terms.
One way to fund an account. One credits instantly.
| Method | Deposit fee | Withdrawal fee | Min deposit | Withdrawal min / max | Processing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CryptocurrenciesCryptocurrencyThis is a capability of the DXtrade software that a licensing broker switches on, not a cashier operated by Devexperts, which states it is a software business and provides no services to traders and holds no client funds. Crypto deposits are powered by BitGo out of the box; B2BinPay is additionally integrated with the Client Portal as a custodian for crypto deposits, withdrawals and fund management (https://dx.trade/news/dxtrade-multi-asset-trading-platform-april-updates/). Brokers upload and display their own sets of deposit and withdrawal instructions per currency, fiat or crypto, and a withdrawal request is reviewed and then approved or rejected by the Client Portal admin, so the stored instant processing bucket is not a figure the site publishes. Cash accounts, labelled SPOT, exchange assets without leverage. No fees, limits or processing times are published for any channel. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Instant |
One trading platform on record: TradingView.
Integrated frontend and charting environment on the DXtrade backend. Brokers licensing DXtrade can offer TradingView charts in the web terminal and in the mobile apps, and DXtrade can act as the execution backend for brokers using TradingView.
5 domains on record. All active and served over HTTPS.
One legal entity behind the DXtrade brand.
The operating company is Devexperts Solutions IE Limited. Registered in Ireland. Registration number 720583.
2 other brokers on the record share what DXtrade offers — its country, regulator, account types or platforms — set beside it on the same measures.
Common questions about DXtrade
Through your broker, not through DXtrade. A withdrawal request made in the Client Portal is reviewed and then approved or rejected by an administrator at the broker, using the withdrawal instructions that broker publishes for each currency. No processing times, limits or fees are published at platform level, so the broker's own terms govern how long it takes.
Yes. Brokers licensing DXtrade can offer TradingView charts inside the web terminal and the mobile apps, and DXtrade can also act as the execution backend for brokers whose clients trade from TradingView itself. Whether you get it on a particular account depends on what your broker has enabled.
That depends on the product line the broker licensed. DXtrade CFD covers FX, CFDs, spread bets and spot and margin crypto, while DXtrade XT covers stocks, options, futures, mutual funds and bonds. A given broker will usually enable only part of that range, so the tradable list on any particular DXtrade account is the broker's choice.
DXtrade publishes no leverage cap of its own. Leverage on a DXtrade terminal is set by the broker running it and limited by that broker's regulator, so the same platform can show very different caps in different jurisdictions. Check the figure against the broker's own documents rather than against the platform.
There is none at platform level. Devexperts Solutions IE Limited publishes no minimum deposit and no account tiers, because it takes no deposits. The minimum is whatever the broker licensing the platform requires, so expect it to differ from one DXtrade broker to the next.
Nothing on the record suggests that. The operator is openly named, publishes a company registration number and is explicit in public that it sells software rather than brokerage services, which is a very different profile from an anonymous operator. The real caution is secondhand use of the name: the company warns that DXtrade is available only through the official channels listed on its own site, and that other websites or channels offering DXtrade solutions are not endorsed by it. A recognisable terminal is not evidence that the firm offering it is legitimate.
No. Devexperts Solutions IE Limited sells software to firms and does not offer accounts to the public, take deposits or hold client funds. To trade on a DXtrade platform you open an account with a broker that licenses it, and that broker's own terms, regulation and protections are the ones that apply to you.
DXtrade belongs to Devexperts Solutions IE Limited, an Irish registered company that also holds the Devexperts and dxFeed trademarks. The company gives its registration number as 720583 and publishes contact addresses in several countries, including Dublin, Munich, Sofia, Singapore and Jersey City in the United States. This review did not confirm that registration against the Irish company register.
DXtrade is a trading platform, not a broker. It is multi asset trading software published by Devexperts Solutions IE Limited and licensed to banks, brokerages, wealth managers and proprietary trading firms, which run it under their own brand. If you are trading on a DXtrade terminal, your counterparty is the firm whose name is on the account, not DXtrade.
Devexperts Solutions IE Limited offers live chat during business hours, publishes regional telephone numbers for several of its offices and works in English. That support is aimed at the institutions licensing the platform rather than at their traders, and the company states it provides no services to traders. A trader with a problem on a live account is a client of the broker, so the broker is who has to answer.
DXtrade sets no trading costs at all. It publishes no spreads, no commission schedule and no minimum deposit, because pricing in the platform is configuration: the broker licensing it sets spreads and markups per instrument and per client group. Two brokers running identical DXtrade terminals can charge different amounts for the same trade, so the cost question has to be put to the broker.
None of its own. Devexperts Solutions IE Limited operates no cashier and holds no client funds, so deposits and withdrawals are handled by the broker licensing the platform, using the payment instructions that broker uploads for each currency. At platform level the only funding rail on record is cryptocurrency, supported out of the box through BitGo, with B2BinPay integrated into the Client Portal as a custodian. No fees, limits or processing times are published for any channel.
No, and it is not a broker either. DXtrade is trading platform software published by Devexperts Solutions IE Limited, which holds no financial licence and states on its own site that it is a software business providing no investment advice or brokerage services. The company is registered in Ireland under company number 720583, but a company registration is not financial regulation and confers no client protection. The licence that matters is the one held by the broker whose name is on your account.
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