After Analysing Markets, Trading Platforms Turn to Analysing Traders
By Tanya Chepkova
AI summary of the source article
CFI is linking its TradeWise scoring tool with the Kaiana AI assistant, while DXtrade has integrated Notofin as an optional behavioural-analysis module. Both tools examine clients' past trading histories to evaluate the behaviour behind their results.
Why it matters
According to Notofin Co-CEO Kaloyan Ivanov, adding a behavioural layer brings a missing analytical element to trading platforms, "helping traders understand not only what happened in their accounts, but how their decisions, execution, and emotions shaped the outcome."
Key facts
- CFI connected its TradeWise scoring tool to the Kaiana AI assistant on its mobile apps to let clients query changes in their Trading Behaviour Score.
- DXtrade integrated Notofin, allowing brokers to offer analytics that combine trading data with user-supplied journals, screenshots, and emotional context.
- Neither provider offered evidence that behavioural feedback improves trading outcomes, and CFI has not published its scoring methodology.
Source excerpt · Finance Magnates
Trading platforms have spent years adding market data, charts and AI research tools. Two recent product rollouts turn the analysis in the opposite direction, using clients’ trading histories to examine the behaviour behind their results. CFI is connecting its TradeWise scoring tool with the Kaiana AI assistant, while DXtrade has integrated Notofin as an optional behavioural-analysis module for bro…