Tradeify Crypto Adds Devexperts' DXtrade Platform for Perpetuals Traders

Tradeify Crypto has partnered with Devexperts to launch DXtrade, an institutional-grade trading platform for perpetuals traders, offering multi-asset support and advanced risk tools.
Tradeify Crypto, a proprietary trading platform specializing in cryptocurrency perpetuals, has announced a partnership with software developer Devexperts to deploy the DXtrade platform for its clients worldwide. The move aims to provide traders with professional-grade execution and a configurable multi-asset environment.
The platform caters to retail traders through simulated funded accounts ranging from $5,000 to $100,000. It offers over 100 cryptocurrency trading pairs, three funding paths (2-Step, 1-Step, and Instant Funding), and an 80% profit split with on-demand payouts. There are no swap fees, overnight fees, or hidden costs, and traders can access up to 5:1 leverage on BTC and ETH during evaluations.
DXtrade is a white-label, multi-asset platform developed by Devexperts, supporting stocks, options, futures, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds, FX, CFDs, and margin and spot crypto. It includes real-time margining and risk tools, such as Reg T and options margin for equities, CME SPAN margining for futures, and features like maximum drawdown tracking, performance monitoring, and rule adherence checks.
Alex Kriss, Head of Operations at Tradeify Crypto, said the partnership was a deliberate choice to match the firm's ambition. "Our traders get professional-grade execution, reliable performance, and a platform built for serious trading," he noted. Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management at Devexperts, added that the company has over 20 years of industry experience and configured DXtrade specifically to meet Tradeify Crypto's needs, supporting both immediate and long-term goals.
The integration is now live across web, desktop, and mobile. Tradeify Crypto is operated by the same team behind Tradeify Futures, which has paid out over $150 million to funded traders.
Source: FX News Group