Devexperts has added Gold-i's Visual Edge risk management software to its DXtrade multi-asset trading platform, giving brokers a new tool for monitoring client exposure, identifying scalper traders, and deciding how to route client orders.Singapore Summit: Meet the largest APAC brokers you know (and those you still don't!)Visual Edge, now accessible through DXtrade, is the second Gold-i product to be embedded in the platform. DXtrade already carries Gold-i's MatrixNET, a liquidity management platform connected to more than 80 liquidity providers and 35 crypto exchanges. The new integration is available immediately to brokers licensing DXtrade.Scalper Detection Drives Broker InterestVisual Edge provides brokers with dashboards covering client-level profit and loss data, exposure summaries, and customizable automated alerts. The software also generates scheduled daily reports. According to Gold-i, the tool helps multi-asset brokers decide how to route client orders, identifying which traders to A-book, meaning orders sent to an external liquidity provider, and which to B-book, meaning orders handled internally."By integrating Gold-i's Visual Edge into DXtrade, brokers using this institutional grade multi-asset trading platform gain deeper, real-time insight into their trading operations, enabling them to identify exposures earlier and make more informed decisions," said Tom Higgins, CEO and founder of Gold-i.One feature Gold-i highlights as particularly popular is automated scalper detection. The tool continuously monitors trading patterns and issues alerts when it identifies clients whose behavior it characterizes as potentially damaging to broker profitability, according to the company. Gold-i says this allows brokers to act on problematic client activity before losses accumulate.Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management at Devexperts, said the integration would help clients "reduce losses and maximize their profits, through trader risk management," and described the overview provided by Visual Edge as "holistic, comprehensive, and, above all, detailed."The growing interest in broker-side risk tools is part of a broader trend in the industry. DXtrade added real-time risk analytics through an iSAM Securities partnership in July 2025, and integrated Tapaas to provide real-time risk alerts for FX/CFD brokers and prop firms in October 2024.DXtrade Builds Out Third-Party CapabilitiesDXtrade supports stocks, options, futures, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds, FX, CFDs, and margin and spot digital assets, and is offered as a white-label solution that brokers can partially or fully customize. Devexperts has been adding third-party tools to the platform at a steady pace. In March 2026, DXtrade partnered with theScreener to embed investment research directly inside the platform, giving brokers access to equity analysis and sector intelligence for their clients. The platform is listed among the top trading platforms for brokers in 2026, with its flexibility and integration options cited as key differentiators."One of DXtrade's strong differentiating factors is the platform's ability to integrate with third parties," Light said in a separate announcement earlier this month. For the Visual Edge integration, Devexperts said current and prospective DXtrade licensees will gain access to the tool.Gold-i Expands Across PlatformsFor Gold-i, the DXtrade deal broadens the reach of Visual Edge beyond its traditional MetaTrader user base. The UK-headquartered firm originally launched Visual Edge in 2014 to serve MT4 brokers, and has since expanded the tool's compatibility. Gold-i has also been active on the MatrixNET side, adding Crypto.com Exchange to MatrixNET in March 2026 and connecting Edgewater Markets for FX and precious metals liquidity in February 2025.Higgins framed the DXtrade integration as a distribution opportunity, noting that the platform "is rapidly gaining traction amongst brokers worldwide." Gold-i is headquartered in the UK and serves brokers, fund managers, prop trading firms, liquidity providers, exchanges, and crypto institutions globally.Devexperts, founded in 2002 and headquartered in Ireland, employs more than 800 engineers across offices in the US, Germany, Portugal, Bulgaria, Singapore, Turkey, and Georgia. This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.

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