dxFeed Courts Indicator Sellers Days Before TradingView Closes Off-Platform Sales
By Damian Chmiel
AI summary of the source article
dxFeed has pitched its dxScript scripting engine to paid trading indicator sellers ahead of TradingView restricting invite-only script sales to its Marketplace from November 1. dxScript lets brokers and sellers embed custom scripting while retaining their own branding.
Why it matters
Denis Krivolapov, product manager for dxScript at dxFeed, said trading technology was moving toward a modular model in which firms add what they need without rebuilding their stack. "Scripting should be one of those building blocks," he said.
Key facts
- From November 1, access to invite-only scripts on TradingView can be sold exclusively through its Marketplace, risking blocks for vendors accepting payment elsewhere.
- dxScript allows brokers, fintech firms, and indicator sellers to embed a JavaScript-based scripting engine and an AI coding agent into their own products.
- Store fee cuts on indicator sales vary across platforms, with TradingView at 0%, MetaQuotes taking 20%, and Spotware keeping 30%.
Source excerpt · Finance Magnates
Market data provider dxFeed pitched its dxScript scripting engine today (Wednesday) to firms that sell paid trading indicators. It tied the offer to new TradingView rules for invite-only scripts. From Sunday, November 1, access to those scripts on TradingView can be sold only through its Marketplace, and vendors who keep taking payment elsewhere risk having their scripts blocked, as FinanceMagnate…