DXtrade Risk Management & Dealing Services
DXtrade, the CFD platform built by Devexperts, gives brokers a hosted environment with deep broker-side configuration and no server to maintain. The trade-off is that the risk work is entirely yours to organise. Deltar operates that layer: read-only monitoring of your DXtrade instance, exposure and routing control, bridge oversight and 24/5 dealing coverage under written procedures.
DXtrade Platform Integration
Access is arranged as read-only API and reporting credentials on your DXtrade instance, provisioned by Devexperts or your platform administrator. From that feed we read accounts and groups, instrument and contract specifications, margin and leverage profiles, trading schedules, positions and order events, and mirror them into Verix for limit checking. Because DXtrade concentrates a great deal of behaviour in broker-side configuration, our first deliverable is a written record of what is actually configured, instrument by instrument and group by group. That baseline is what turns later changes into reviewable events instead of quiet drift.
Exposure Monitoring
CFD books built on DXtrade often span equities, indices, commodities and crypto alongside FX, and exposure concentrates in ways FX-only limits do not catch. We monitor net and gross positions per instrument, per group and per entity, watch correlated risk across related contracts, and track margin utilisation and stop-out proximity continuously. Contract specification detail matters here: a single index or crypto contract can carry more notional risk than a screen of FX positions, and our limits are set on notional, not lot count.
- Notional-based limits per instrument and group
- Correlated risk across related CFD contracts
- Margin utilisation and stop-out proximity
- Breach alerts with written operator acknowledgement
A-Book, B-Book and Hybrid Routing
Routing on a DXtrade book is decided per instrument group, and the policy is only as good as its enforcement. We operate the split you define: A-book flow confirmed hedged and filled by the intended provider, B-book residual measured against agreed ceilings, hybrid handling reviewed instrument by instrument as volumes move. Discretionary calls outside the playbook are escalated to your risk team, and every decision taken during the session is logged in the daily report.
Liquidity Bridge Oversight
Our operators compare the DXtrade instrument set against the bridge mapping directly, because a contract that exists on the platform but is missing or misnamed on the bridge produces flow that looks hedged in reporting and is not hedged in the market. Alongside mapping we review markup and spread profiles, routing rules per group, provider priority and failover order, then keep watching fill ratios, rejects and session health once coverage is live.
- DXtrade to bridge instrument mapping reconciliation
- Markup, spread and routing profile review
- Provider fill ratio, reject and latency monitoring
- Failover order and session health checks
24/5 Coverage and Reporting
Coverage runs across the Asian, European and US sessions in rotating shifts with written handovers. Equity and index instruments bring their own calendar, so cash-session opens, expiries and corporate action windows sit in the playbook next to macro releases and rollover. Each trading day closes with a written dealing report on exposure, routing decisions, platform and bridge incidents and open items, followed by a weekly operations review to keep procedures current.
Pricing
Engagements begin with a fixed-scope Health Check at $1,000, which documents your DXtrade configuration, exposure limits, routing policy and bridge mapping, and hands you the written findings regardless of what happens next. Ongoing coverage is a monthly retainer scoped to instrument and group count, account volume, bridge and provider complexity and the overnight or weekend cover required. Agreed upfront, reviewed quarterly, with no volume-linked charges.
Frequently Asked Questions
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