The DXtrade KuCoin integration gives brokers licensing the Devexperts trading platform access to KuCoin’s spot and perpetual futures liquidity. Announced on October 27, 2026, the arrangement connects brokers to the exchange’s market-maker support system.

Key Takeaways

  • The integration adds a liquidity option for brokers building digital-asset offerings on DXtrade.
  • The companies did not disclose initial trading pairs, commercial terms or expected broker adoption.

How the DXtrade KuCoin integration works

The integration provides access to KuCoin’s aggregate liquidity for spot and perpetual futures markets through DXtrade. It gives brokers another liquidity framework to consider alongside the platform’s trading tools.

KuCoin’s Market Maker Support System combines trading incentives with funding and technical support for institutional market makers. Its features include fee rates and reward programs for selected markets, an interest-free over-the-counter lending program, unified accounts and cross-currency margin support.

The announcement did not say which markets individual broker clients can enable or whether every DXtrade broker will receive identical access. It also provided no execution or liquidity statistics showing the integration’s effect on trading outcomes.

Crypto interface offers separate trading tools

Earlier in October, DXtrade introduced a cryptocurrency-focused interface with an exchange-style order book, multiple order-sizing options and the ability to trade directly from a chart.

DXtrade says the interface is available on web and mobile, including a white-label mobile app that brokers can adapt to their own branding. Its open APIs are intended to support third-party integrations.

The interface and the KuCoin connection address different parts of a broker’s offering: one provides trading controls, while the other adds access to liquidity. Neither company disclosed a timetable beyond the integration announcement.

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