dxFeed promoted its dxScript engine to paid-indicator vendors on 28 October, linking the offer to TradingView’s move toward Marketplace-only sales. The technology is a component that brokers, fintech companies and indicator sellers can embed inside their existing products while retaining their own brand and commercial model.
The current engine launched in July as a JavaScript-based language using dxFeed market data. An embedded AI agent can turn natural-language trading logic into code, according to the company. Backtesting and signal alerts were listed as later additions, so the announcement should not be read as proof those functions are already available.
Product manager Denis Krivolapov said scripting could be added as a modular part of a broker’s technology stack. Finance Magnates contrasted the offer with platform stores, citing current sales commissions of 20% at MQL5 Market, 30% at cTrader Store and a stated 0% TradingView platform fee that can change under its terms. The comparison does not disclose dxScript’s own contract price.
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