Devexperts has connected its DXtrade trading platform to cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin, giving brokers access to digital asset liquidity for spot and perpetual futures trading. The arrangement broadens the range of cryptocurrency trading services available through DXtrade and adds another source of liquidity for firms serving their clients.

Ireland-based Devexperts develops white-label, multi-asset trading technology — software that client firms license and operate under their own brands — for brokers and financial institutions. Under the integration, firms licensing DXtrade can tap KuCoin's aggregated liquidity across spot and perpetual futures markets, with the liquidity supplied through KuCoin's support program for institutional market makers, a mechanism exchanges use to back professional trading firms quoting continuous buy and sell prices. Spot markets trade assets for immediate settlement, while perpetual futures are derivative contracts with no expiration date, unlike traditional futures that settle on fixed dates.

As a result, brokers can offer cryptocurrency trading through DXtrade while drawing on KuCoin's liquidity infrastructure, and their clients do not need to trade directly on the exchange. The development reflects growing demand for integrated digital asset trading solutions as financial service providers extend their offerings beyond traditional asset classes. Liquidity depth is a practical consideration in such setups, since the volume of orders resting at each price level helps determine the prices clients receive when trades are filled.

DXtrade Adds a Dedicated Interface for Crypto Traders

Alongside the liquidity link-up, DXtrade offers an interface built specifically for cryptocurrency traders. The platform features an exchange-style order book with cumulative and step-volume displays, along with standard and ladder-based price layouts. Such order book views show resting buy and sell orders across price levels, giving traders a read on market depth before placing a trade.

Traders have multiple options for managing orders and executing transactions. Order sizes can be specified by the quantity of an asset, its value in the quote currency, or a percentage of the funds available for trading.

Another feature lets traders place orders directly from price charts. This puts execution tools alongside the market information being analyzed, potentially simplifying the trading process and reducing the need to switch between different sections of the platform.

DXtrade is available through web and mobile interfaces, including a white-label mobile application. Brokers can adjust the platform's appearance and branding so it remains consistent with their existing financial services. The platform also supports open application programming interfaces (APIs), allowing brokers to connect third-party services and customize their technology infrastructure. Devexperts said this flexibility enables clients to adapt their platforms as market requirements and trading technologies evolve.

KuCoin Liquidity Broadens Broker Trading Options

The integration forms part of Devexperts' strategy of connecting its trading infrastructure with external liquidity providers and financial service platforms.

Borislav Alendarov, head of trading operations at Devexperts, explained that third-party integrations are an important component of the company's approach to improving client offerings. He indicated that the KuCoin arrangement would give DXtrade brokers direct access to the exchange's digital asset liquidity services through their existing trading infrastructure.

That approach could help brokers expand cryptocurrency trading without independently developing all the necessary exchange connectivity and liquidity arrangements. For brokers, access to aggregated liquidity can provide additional trading opportunities across spot and perpetual futures markets, while making it possible to fold cryptocurrency products into multi-asset platforms that already support other financial instruments.

Devexperts and KuCoin Expand Their Institutional Footprint

Devexperts has operated in capital markets technology since 2002, developing trading platforms covering equities, options, foreign exchange, commodities and cryptocurrencies. Its services also include matching engines, exchange technology and market data solutions. The company employs more than 800 engineers across offices in the United States, Germany, Portugal, Bulgaria, Singapore, Turkey and Georgia.

KuCoin, founded in 2017, serves more than 45 million users across more than 200 countries and regions and provides access to more than 1,000 digital assets. The exchange has continued expanding its trading infrastructure to accommodate different investor requirements, and its recently introduced KuCoin 5.0 platform added a Unified Trading Account designed to bring spot, margin and futures trading into a consolidated account structure.

Through the integration, KuCoin extends its liquidity services onto third-party brokerage platforms, potentially increasing access to cryptocurrency markets for brokers and their customers.

Crypto Trading Infrastructure Becomes More Integrated

The partnership highlights the growing importance of connectivity between cryptocurrency exchanges, liquidity providers and multi-asset brokerage platforms. As brokers seek to introduce digital assets alongside conventional financial instruments, access to reliable liquidity and customizable trading technology is becoming an important consideration. The model is long established in traditional markets, where brokerage technology providers commonly connect their platforms to external exchanges and liquidity venues.

By combining DXtrade's white-label infrastructure with KuCoin's aggregated liquidity, the two companies are seeking to give brokers a more integrated route into cryptocurrency markets without requiring them to build an entirely separate trading system.