Devexperts' multi-asset trading platform, Dxtrade, has strengthened its presence in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region through a new integration with Dubai-based liquidity provider Amana.

The partnership will allow brokers and proprietary trading firms in the region to access institutional-grade liquidity directly within the Dxtrade environment. This move is expected to enhance execution quality, trading speed, and infrastructure for firms catering to MENA-based retail and funded traders.

Muhammad Rasoul, CEO of Amana, commented: "I had the privilege of being Devexperts’ first customer. I am very excited for Amana to provide its liquidity services to the clients of Devexperts. DXtrade is a great product, developed by a great global group of technologists."

Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, added: "We are always looking for ways to make DXtrade an even better solution for brokers – whether this be through maintaining and updating our software or through the partnerships we form. We are pleased to be partnering with Amana and believe that through this collaboration we will be able to better cater to our customers, particularly those based in the MENA region."

Amana, regulated in the UAE and other jurisdictions, brings deep liquidity pools and modern infrastructure that aligns well with Dxtrade’s scalable trading technology. For prop firms aiming to expand into the MENA region, this integration provides an appealing alternative to MetaTrader-based setups.

With MetaQuotes maintaining restrictions on white-label services for prop firms, platforms like Dxtrade continue to gain traction as flexible and compliant trading solutions.

Stay tuned to PropInsider for more updates on platform partnerships and technological shifts in proprietary trading.

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