Devexperts Adds KuCoin Liquidity to DXtrade Platform
Brokerage firms now have access to KuCoin spot and perpetual futures markets via the DXtrade platform.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Stock Markets
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Devexperts has expanded the capabilities of its DXtrade platform by integrating liquidity from the cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin. This connection utilizes KuCoin's Market Maker Support System to facilitate order execution for brokers.
Why it matters
The integration allows KuCoin to reach new audiences through brokerage clients as it continues to expand its global service footprint. This move follows the platform's earlier integration of diverse market tools and liquidity providers into its crypto-focused interface.
KuCoin serves over 45 million users across more than 200 countries with a matching latency as low as three milliseconds. This follows a $297.4 million legal settlement in 2025 that led the operator to commit to exiting the US market for at least two years.
The players
Devexperts
This software development company provides technology solutions for financial institutions and brokerage firms.
KuCoin
This global cryptocurrency exchange platform offers various trading services including spot and futures trading.
The details
Brokers using the DXtrade platform can now access both spot and perpetual futures liquidity through a specialized interface. Orders can be sized by specific coin amount, quote-currency value, or a share of available funds.
Timeline
In January 2025, the KuCoin operator pleaded guilty to running an unlicensed money transmitting business in a US court.
Devexperts demoed the new crypto front-end for DXtrade in June 2026.
Indonesia's commodity futures regulator cleared the DXtrade platform in August 2026.
Brokers gained full access to KuCoin order books on October 27, 2026.
Market Dynamics
The partnership operates against the backdrop of the Bank Secrecy Act regulatory requirements for money transmitting businesses, which previously mandated the operator's exit from the US market. This integration marks a significant pivot for the exchange as it seeks growth in regulated overseas markets.
Brokers utilizing the DXtrade interface may see improved order execution speeds for their clients due to the low-latency liquidity integration. This update potentially offers institutional and retail traders broader access to crypto assets through existing brokerage accounts.
The takeaway
Brokerage firms should evaluate how this integration of high-speed liquidity affects their current trading infrastructure and client access to digital assets. Careful monitoring of regulatory compliance remains essential when engaging with platforms that have undergone significant legal restructuring.
What happens next
Devexperts plans to seek formal regulatory approval for the DXtrade platform from the Indonesian Financial Services Authority.
Further reading
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