DXtrade for Prop Firms: CFDs, Futures and TradingView

DXtrade sits in an unusual spot: it is one of the few platforms that serves both CFD and futures prop firms from one vendor. This guide covers how prop firms use it, what changed with futures, how the TradingView link works, and what DXtrade means for your website.

What does DXtrade offer prop firms?

Devexperts lists "prop trading technology" for "CFDs and Futures" on its DXtrade site, its homepage says DXtrade "gets you live in under two weeks", and its prop pages say "Launch in 7 days" (the futures turnkey bundle) and "launch in a week". The platform runs under your brand; your CRM or prop back office connects to it by API.

Futures came in 2024. Finance Magnates reported on August 21, 2024 that Devexperts added futures to DXtrade XT for prop firms, after onboarding 40 prop firms in the previous year, many of them CFD firms adding US CME futures. The report lists configurable position limits, custom trading schedules, automatic liquidation at session end, Level 1 and Level 2 US and EU futures data through dxFeed, and a simulator that connects to firms' CRM and portal systems by API.

How does the TradingView link work?

DXtrade's TradingView integration is the most common way CFD prop firms have offered TradingView. Finance Magnates reported on November 20, 2024 that Lark Funding began letting traders complete challenges through TradingView charts, relying on DXtrade's TradingView integration launched earlier that year, and initially adding only some of TradingView's charting capabilities. Our guide to offering TradingView at your prop firm covers the other routes.

How common is DXtrade?

DXtrade is a smaller share of prop listings than MT5 or cTrader. In PropFirmPal's September 2026 data for 245 firms (a comparison site we own), DXtrade appeared at 9. PropTechPal's directory of 25 prop-tech vendors (also ours) lists DXtrade support at 13. Its strengths are the futures option and the TradingView link, not market share.

When is DXtrade the right choice?

DXtrade is the right choice when you want CFDs and futures from one vendor, or when TradingView charting is central to your pitch and you want a route with a public track record. Lark Funding's November 2024 launch showed the TradingView route working for a CFD firm, and Devexperts' futures push in August 2024 was aimed at exactly the CFD firms that wanted to add US futures.

It is a weaker choice if your traders are futures specialists who expect NinjaTrader, Tradovate or a Rithmic front end; they will compare you with firms that offer those. And like every single-vendor platform it should not be your only route. Ask how DXtrade handles a trader who moves between your CFD and futures products, because one login across both is a real selling point if it works.

• Good fit: multi-market firms, TradingView-led marketing, firms moving from CFDs into futures.
• Weaker fit: futures-only firms whose audience is loyal to NinjaTrader or Rithmic front ends.

What does DXtrade mean for your website?

• Two product lines, two rule sets: if you offer DXtrade for both CFDs and futures, publish separate rules pages, because futures traders expect contracts, sessions and trailing drawdown, and CFD traders expect lots and percentages.
• Platform page: DXtrade web and mobile links, and a clear statement of which TradingView features are available, since "TradingView support" means different things at different firms.
• Futures disclosures: if you sell futures evaluations to US traders, many firms carry a version of the CFTC Rule 4.41 hypothetical-performance legend wherever results appear; ask your lawyer whether and where it applies to you.
• Checkout hand-off: record product line (CFD or futures) and platform at checkout so the right account type is created.
• Restricted countries: per product and per platform, dated.

What should you ask Devexperts or a reseller?

• What is the price per account and the minimum monthly fee for CFDs and for futures?
• Who is the futures data licensee, and how are professional subscribers handled?
• Which TradingView features are included for my traders?
• Which prop back offices are already integrated?
• What are the notice period and data export terms?

Questions

Sources

1. Devexperts: DXtrade
2. Devexperts: DXtrade prop trading technology
3. Finance Magnates: Devexperts onboarded over 40 prop firms to DXtrade XT in a year, now focuses on futures (Aug 21, 2024)
4. Finance Magnates: Lark Funding now allows TradingView challenge passes (Nov 20, 2024)
5. fundedtrading.com: DXtrade platform provider listing (aggregator, May 2026)
6. 17 CFR 4.41 (Cornell LII)