The
multi-broker Blueberry has rolled out TradingView integration through its
DXtrade platform, giving traders and sub-brokers direct access to Devexperts’
charting and analysis tools.
The
Sydney-based broker previously integrated DXtrade in February for its foreign
exchange and CFD traders. Now those same users can tap into TradingView’s full
suite of features without leaving the DXtrade environment.
Blueberry Adds TradingView
Access Through DXtrade Platform
According
to the press release, traders now get access to TradingView’s interactive
charts, technical indicators, and social trading network. The integration also
includes alert systems and multi-timeframe chart layouts that many active
traders rely on for market analysis.
“We’re
excited to expand our partnership with Devexperts and introduce TradingView
integration to our clients via the Blueberry.X platform powered by
DXtrade,” said Chris Nelson-Smith, Head of Trading and Operations at
Blueberry.
“This
collaboration allows us to further enhance our offering, giving traders access
to advanced charting and analysis tools within a platform designed to support
their evolving needs.”
Blueberry’s
sub-brokers will also benefit from the TradingView connection through DXtrade.
This means smaller brokers who don’t license DXtrade directly can still offer
their clients TradingView functionality.
Platform Enhancement
The
previous setup only included a TradingView widget. The new integration provides
full, direct access to TradingView’s complete application suite. DXtrade, built
by Devexperts, serves as a multi-asset trading platform focused on forex and
CFD trading. The platform already supported global markets including forex,
indices, shares, commodities, and cryptocurrencies through margin trading.
DXtrade’s
architecture allows for unlimited scalability through additional servers, which
helps accommodate Blueberry’s monthly trader growth. The platform includes
real-time exposure management and configurable dealing settings for different
client groups and trading instruments.
“We
are really pleased to have been able to build on our ongoing work with
Blueberry, delivering the direct integration with TradingView via our DXtrade
platform,” Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, added. “This will
enable Blueberry’s traders to directly access the multiple benefits TradingView
offers, while enjoying the full range of functionalities and features provided
by the DXtrade platform.”
When it comes to Blueberry, the company has dropped “Markets” from its brand name as part of a rebranding effort, following a trend seen among other CFD brokers such as Admirals, Taurex, and Scope. In parallel, the company introduced a new transaction reporting system in Australia, integrating TRAction’s reporting solution with the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform to streamline regulatory compliance.
The
multi-broker Blueberry has rolled out TradingView integration through its
DXtrade platform, giving traders and sub-brokers direct access to Devexperts’
charting and analysis tools.
The
Sydney-based broker previously integrated DXtrade in February for its foreign
exchange and CFD traders. Now those same users can tap into TradingView’s full
suite of features without leaving the DXtrade environment.
Blueberry Adds TradingView
Access Through DXtrade Platform
According
to the press release, traders now get access to TradingView’s interactive
charts, technical indicators, and social trading network. The integration also
includes alert systems and multi-timeframe chart layouts that many active
traders rely on for market analysis.
“We’re
excited to expand our partnership with Devexperts and introduce TradingView
integration to our clients via the Blueberry.X platform powered by
DXtrade,” said Chris Nelson-Smith, Head of Trading and Operations at
Blueberry.
“This
collaboration allows us to further enhance our offering, giving traders access
to advanced charting and analysis tools within a platform designed to support
their evolving needs.”
Blueberry’s
sub-brokers will also benefit from the TradingView connection through DXtrade.
This means smaller brokers who don’t license DXtrade directly can still offer
their clients TradingView functionality.
Platform Enhancement
The
previous setup only included a TradingView widget. The new integration provides
full, direct access to TradingView’s complete application suite. DXtrade, built
by Devexperts, serves as a multi-asset trading platform focused on forex and
CFD trading. The platform already supported global markets including forex,
indices, shares, commodities, and cryptocurrencies through margin trading.
DXtrade’s
architecture allows for unlimited scalability through additional servers, which
helps accommodate Blueberry’s monthly trader growth. The platform includes
real-time exposure management and configurable dealing settings for different
client groups and trading instruments.
“We
are really pleased to have been able to build on our ongoing work with
Blueberry, delivering the direct integration with TradingView via our DXtrade
platform,” Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, added. “This will
enable Blueberry’s traders to directly access the multiple benefits TradingView
offers, while enjoying the full range of functionalities and features provided
by the DXtrade platform.”
When it comes to Blueberry, the company has dropped “Markets” from its brand name as part of a rebranding effort, following a trend seen among other CFD brokers such as Admirals, Taurex, and Scope. In parallel, the company introduced a new transaction reporting system in Australia, integrating TRAction’s reporting solution with the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform to streamline regulatory compliance.
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