Users of
the dxTrade trading platform can now access artificial intelligence-powered
market analysis directly within their charting software through a new
partnership between financial analysis firm TechSignals and software developer
Devexperts.
Devexperts Adds AI-Powered
Analysis Tool Directly Into Charts
The
integration embeds TechSignals’ technical analysis capabilities into DXcharts,
Devexperts’ HTML5 charting library. Traders working with charts can trigger AI
analysis through a chat interface and receive insights within seconds, rather
than switching between different platforms or waiting for end-of-day reports.
The tool
analyzes price movements across multiple timeframes and technical indicators,
then delivers what the companies describe as “plain language”
guidance. When a new candlestick forms on a chart, the system automatically
processes the data and provides commentary on potential trading opportunities.

“Integrating
TechSignals directly into DXcharts eliminates the need for traders to hop
between platforms or wait for end of day summaries,” said Alessio Ricco,
co-founder at TechSignals. “The instant a candle forms, TechSignals
analyzes it in context across multiple time frames and technical indicators and
returns plain language, actionable guidance precisely when decisions are
made.”
This is not the first collaboration between the two companies. As reported by FinanceMagnates.com in October 2024, Devexperts’ AI assistant was integrated with Discord, alongside the integration of technical analysis tools from TechSignals.
Boosting Trader Engagement
Brokers and
trading firms can add this functionality to their existing DXcharts
installations, which already include over 100 technical indicators and 40-plus
drawing tools. The charting library works with live trading positions and
orders, allowing customization of the user interface.

The
integration can reportedly be completed in one day for existing DXcharts users.
Devexperts claims the addition could help brokers increase user engagement and
trading frequency by providing more comprehensive analysis tools.
Denis
Krivolapov, product manager of DXcharts at Devexperts, said the integration
would “offer brokers the opportunity to drive engagement and retention by
providing an even more powerful charting experience.”
This represents another artificial intelligence integration for Devexperts’ ecosystem through an external partnership, following enhancement of Devexa trading assistant with BridgeWise’s Bridget AI in May. The previous integration allows traders to access stock recommendations, financial data, and macroeconomic analysis directly within their existing trading interface.
Also a week ago, Devexperts entered into a collaboration with iSAM Securities to integrate iSAM’s Radar risk management software with DXtrade, Devexperts’ multi-asset trading platform. Earlier this month, the capital markets software developer launched a mobile web interface for its DXtrade platform, allowing traders to access essential trading functions through mobile browsers.
Users of
the dxTrade trading platform can now access artificial intelligence-powered
market analysis directly within their charting software through a new
partnership between financial analysis firm TechSignals and software developer
Devexperts.
Devexperts Adds AI-Powered
Analysis Tool Directly Into Charts
The
integration embeds TechSignals’ technical analysis capabilities into DXcharts,
Devexperts’ HTML5 charting library. Traders working with charts can trigger AI
analysis through a chat interface and receive insights within seconds, rather
than switching between different platforms or waiting for end-of-day reports.
The tool
analyzes price movements across multiple timeframes and technical indicators,
then delivers what the companies describe as “plain language”
guidance. When a new candlestick forms on a chart, the system automatically
processes the data and provides commentary on potential trading opportunities.

“Integrating
TechSignals directly into DXcharts eliminates the need for traders to hop
between platforms or wait for end of day summaries,” said Alessio Ricco,
co-founder at TechSignals. “The instant a candle forms, TechSignals
analyzes it in context across multiple time frames and technical indicators and
returns plain language, actionable guidance precisely when decisions are
made.”
This is not the first collaboration between the two companies. As reported by FinanceMagnates.com in October 2024, Devexperts’ AI assistant was integrated with Discord, alongside the integration of technical analysis tools from TechSignals.
Boosting Trader Engagement
Brokers and
trading firms can add this functionality to their existing DXcharts
installations, which already include over 100 technical indicators and 40-plus
drawing tools. The charting library works with live trading positions and
orders, allowing customization of the user interface.

The
integration can reportedly be completed in one day for existing DXcharts users.
Devexperts claims the addition could help brokers increase user engagement and
trading frequency by providing more comprehensive analysis tools.
Denis
Krivolapov, product manager of DXcharts at Devexperts, said the integration
would “offer brokers the opportunity to drive engagement and retention by
providing an even more powerful charting experience.”
This represents another artificial intelligence integration for Devexperts’ ecosystem through an external partnership, following enhancement of Devexa trading assistant with BridgeWise’s Bridget AI in May. The previous integration allows traders to access stock recommendations, financial data, and macroeconomic analysis directly within their existing trading interface.
Also a week ago, Devexperts entered into a collaboration with iSAM Securities to integrate iSAM’s Radar risk management software with DXtrade, Devexperts’ multi-asset trading platform. Earlier this month, the capital markets software developer launched a mobile web interface for its DXtrade platform, allowing traders to access essential trading functions through mobile browsers.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.