Leverate has deployed xChart, a natively integrated charting and trade-execution engine, across its platform on desktop and mobile. The system represents a structural departure from third-party charting layers, with the chart built directly into the trading platform rather than layered on top of it. This architecture eliminates the technical compromises that typically constrain chart-based trading functionality.
- Architecture: Fully rebuilt native charting engine integrated into platform core
- Order Processing: Chart orders follow identical validation and risk checks as platform orders
- Account Integration: Positions display automatically across all charts with real-time profit/loss updates
- Risk Controls: Confirmation modes configurable per account group; bulk close and cancel actions limited to active instrument only
- User Settings: Theme, timeframes, and preferences stored per account across all devices
The distinction between native and mounted charting addresses a persistent operational challenge for brokers. Third-party charting libraries function as rendering surfaces that receive price feeds and return data to an underlying platform, requiring translation bridges between the chart’s coordinate space and the order system.
This architecture creates execution gaps and forces brokers to choose between enabling chart trading with inherent risk or restricting it entirely. xChart eliminates this trade-off by treating chart orders as platform orders that originate on a chart, meaning they traverse identical validation pathways and pass through the same risk checks as orders placed elsewhere in the system.
Key operational safeguards reflect the integrated design. Stop, limit, stop-loss, and take-profit levels are validated at placement against the correct reference price, with invalid levels blocked immediately on the chart rather than rejected seconds later. For proprietary trading accounts, the risk engine evaluates every chart action without requiring parallel logic, eliminating gaps in challenge-period rules. Bulk action, close-all and cancel-all functions carry deliberately narrow scope, applying only to the active account and instrument to reduce incident risk. Partly filled orders are handled correctly, with filled portions closing at market and working portions cancelled.
Brokers can now configure confirmation behavior per account group through the Broker Portal, choosing between confirmation mode, single-click, or double-click execution. This flexibility allows cautious retail segments and active professional segments to operate at different speeds without platform modifications. Leverate provides white-label trading infrastructure and risk management solutions to brokers and financial service providers globally.
