13chart typesWeb, iOS, Androidsupported platforms100+trading indicatorsFully white-labeledcustomizable Overview DXcharts is a customizable charting library created for trading platforms. It was originally built for our own products and has been refined through production use. For brokers, it delivers a consistent, brandable charting experience across web and mobile. For developers, it offers stable APIs, clear documentation, and predictable versioning. Trader toolset DXcharts provides a broad set of chart types—Line, Area, Bar, Candlestick, Hollow Candlestick, Heikin-Ashi, Baseline, Histogram, Step Line, Dots, and Scatter—so clients can match visualization to the task. More than 100 built-in indicators cover trend, momentum, volume, and volatility; parameters are fully configurable and indicators can be combined for composite studies. Chart types Indicators combined in a single view DXcharts visualizes trend and volatility with Hollow Candlestick chart, combining Ichimoku for trend detection, Bollinger Bands for volatility analysis, and ADX to measure trend strength. Area chart highlight oscillators and divergence, combining MACD for trend strength, RSI for overbought/oversold zones, and Stochastic Oscillator for entry and exit confirmations. Bar chart is ideal for volume analysis, with Zig Zag revealing fair value and OBV tracking volume-driven price movements to spot institutional activity. Trend analysis in action with Parabolic SAR, EMA (50), and MACD on a Bar chart. This powerful combination identifies trend reversals, confirms the overall trend, and highlights momentum shifts for both short- and long-term traders. Custom studies with dxScript dxScript enables bespoke indicators and studies. This powerful scripting tool allows traders to define their own calculations, combine multiple data points, and tailor visualizations, making DXcharts a truly adaptable solution for any trading methodology. dxScript editor with a custom study Trading from chart and workflow efficiency DXcharts is built to streamline trader workflows. Clients can place orders directly from the chart, reducing steps between analysis and execution. Supported order types include market, limit, and stop; stop-loss and take-profit levels are set visually, so analysis can translate into action in real time without leaving the chart. Place market, limit, or stop orders directly on the chart and set stop-loss/take-profit visually. Multi-chart layouts let users view and analyze multiple instruments or timeframes at once. Whether comparing assets, monitoring different horizons, or running parallel strategies, saved layouts enable one-click switching without juggling tabs or windows. Switch among saved multi-chart configurations in one click—from single-instrument to multi-instrument views. Drawing tools—trend lines, Fibonacci retracements, channels, paths, text, and annotations—are configurable via the drawings toolbar or settings panel. Favorites provide quick access. These controls keep setup time low and help traders focus on decisions rather than UI management. Fibonacci retracements and a trend line frame a pullback within a broader downtrend; retracements are favored for fast access. Trend channel and annotations mark structure and gaps, turning observations into actionable notes. A head-and-shoulders pattern outlined with the Path tool and labeled with Text; both tools are favored to speed pattern work. Built for mobile DXcharts natively brings full charting and trading capabilities to iOS and Android. Chart types, indicators, drawings, and trading-from-chart behave consistently across devices, so clients can review, annotate, and execute without switching contexts. The mobile UI uses clear price/time scales, gesture-driven controls, and on-demand panels to maximize usable space and maintain readability on small screens. Let’s look at key mobile features: At its core, the screen consists of the chart area, price scale, time scale, a bottom toolbar, and a symbol ticker at the top. A status line beneath the ticker surfaces the most relevant info (percentage change, connection state, or update messages). Non-essential controls remain hidden until needed: long-press to show a crosshair with exact price/axis values; swipe right to open the range selector. By default, the toolbar shows four common drawings—trend line, price line, timeline, and text—plus an Add button. After selecting a drawing, a contextual toolbar appears for that tool. Indicator templates enable quick switching among saved groups. Each indicator in a template has its own settings; users can include multiple instances of the same indicator with different offsets or keep different templates for different markets. Business impact DXcharts is a white-label charting library for trading platforms that pairs trader-grade analysis with developer-ready integration. It delivers trading-from-chart, 100+ indicators, and consistent web/mobile behavior under a single theming system. For traders, it reduces clicks between analysis and execution and keeps charts readable under load. For brokers, it provides a branded, consistent experience across channels and lowers support overhead. For developers, it offers stable APIs, mobile SDK parity, and concise documentation that fit existing release processes. Net effect: faster rollout, fewer tickets, and a unified charting experience at scale.
