Leverate launched xChart on Monday, replacing its default charting engine across desktop and mobile platforms with a rebuilt system that routes all chart-originated orders through brokers’ existing execution infrastructure and risk controls. The upgrade consolidates order flow by eliminating separate routing paths for chart trades, giving brokers unified monitoring across all books regardless of how clients submit orders. Brokers can configure order-confirmation settings by account group through Leverate’s Broker Portal, with new accounts defaulting to confirmation enabled while proprietary trading accounts remain subject to Leverate’s risk engine during order execution.
The platform now supports dragging entry, stop loss, and take profit levels directly on charts, with open positions displaying live profit and loss. Mobile traders receive the same order management tools as desktop users, though charts display individually with enlarged touch targets to prevent accidental page scrolling. The release extends account-based pricing features Leverate introduced in February, maintaining broker branding throughout the interface while standardizing the chart experience across different instrument execution books.
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** Brokers using Leverate can now consolidate risk management and order routing under one execution path, potentially reducing operational complexity when monitoring client activity across multiple trading interfaces.
Source: Finance Magnates