Platforms

To a measurement house, a trading platform is not a brand to review — it is a capture path: the place a trader's numbers come from, and the thing that bounds what any measurement of those numbers can honestly claim. This register holds four entries. Each states what the platform is, what this estate can and cannot measure on it today with the absences written as plainly as the capabilities, and the portable questions worth asking of any platform at all. No entry ranks anything, and no entry is paid for by anyone.

• TradeLocker

  A browser-first, multi-asset trading platform with TradingView charting built into it, delivered on web, desktop and mobile. It is broker-hosted — a trader reaches it through a broker or a prop firm rather than by installing it — and it has been adopted widely in the prop-firm world as an alternative to the MetaTrader platforms.

  No drafting instrument targets it yet · assay capture path NOT YET

• cTrader

  Spotware’s multi-asset trading platform, delivered as desktop, web and mobile applications. It pairs native charting with an open algorithmic layer — cTrader Algo — in which traders and developers build custom indicators and automated cBots in C# or Python, and it carries a first-party marketplace, cTrader Store, where such tools are distributed with built-in licensing.

  Declared target on twelve drafting instruments · assay capture path prepared

• Match-Trader

  A white-label trading platform from Match-Trade Technologies, built to be deployed under a broker’s or prop firm’s own branding, with TradingView charts and a dedicated prop-trading solution — challenge mechanics and firm-side administration — packaged into the platform itself.

  No drafting instrument targets it yet · assay capture path NOT YET

• DXtrade

  Devexperts’ white-label trading platform family, delivered as hosted web and mobile applications and deployed by brokers and prop firms across forex, CFD and futures configurations. The CFD variant is the one most retail forex deployments and prop-firm challenges run.

  No drafting instrument targets it yet · assay capture path NOT YET

Why a register and not a review

This estate publishes measurements with artifacts, or it publishes nothing. It has measured nothing about any platform on this page, and a review written from that position would be an opinion wearing a measurement house's letterhead. What it can honestly publish is a register: verified structural facts, its own capability states with the NOT YETs first-class, and the questions — feed cadence, spread regime, execution cost, capture provenance — that make any platform claim checkable. When a platform on this register is ever measured, the result will arrive the way every measurement here arrives: with its rules stated before the count and its artifact hashed beside it.

The instruments whose datasheets declare platform targets are under ICT drafting instruments; the platform-agnostic arithmetic is under calculators; and the desk that tests client-supplied captures is the Assay Desk.