Acuity Trading, an AI-driven market intelligence provider for brokers and trading platforms, has partnered with Bullwaves, the multi-asset trading brand operated by Equitex Capital Limited, to integrate its full intelligence software suite across Bullwaves’ platform environment.
- Integration scope: Market intelligence, event intelligence, and trade intelligence tools across web, mobile, and MetaTrader 5 environments
- Recent product milestone: Acuity launched Pattern Recognition within AnalysisIQ in April 2026
- Regulatory oversight: Bullwaves operates under Financial Services Authority of Seychelles authorization
- Strategic investment: Acuity has invested in MarketReader, an AI-powered financial intelligence platform
Under the agreement, Bullwaves will deploy Acuity Intelligence to deliver structured market context, sentiment analysis, economic event data, and trade ideas throughout its platform. The integration enables Bullwaves users to access clearer, more contextual information without relying on disconnected news feeds or standalone signals. Acuity’s technology suite operates across flexible deployment channels including web, MT4, MT5, cTrader, and APIs.
Paolo Vullo, Head of Operations at Bullwaves Group, stated that the partnership supports the platform’s commitment to delivering informed user experiences. Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading and MarketReader, emphasized that brokers increasingly seek intelligence partners capable of delivering contextual information integrated directly into platform experiences.
Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading and MarketReader. Source: LinkedIn
The integration follows a period of significant product development for Acuity Trading, including its recent investment in MarketReader, reflecting the company’s expansion toward a broader intelligence ecosystem for financial institutions. The partnership demonstrates continued demand among trading platforms for structured, AI-supported market intelligence solutions designed to enhance user engagement and platform education without constituting investment advice.
