Huddlestock, Devexperts launch white-label trading app

Huddlestock and Devexperts announced a white-label mobile trading app that enables European brokers to deploy a ready-made iOS and Android client and connect it to their existing systems.

Devexperts supplies the trading and market-data infrastructure for the product, while Huddlestock provides front-end design and customer workflows, the companies said in a joint announcement. The app is intended to let brokers launch a mobile trading service without building an application from scratch.

The package includes order execution, portfolio views, real-time market data, account onboarding workflows, and compliance tools aligned with common European regulatory requirements. Brokers can rebrand the mobile client and configure which asset classes are available based on their back-office and custody arrangements.

Deployment work typically covers user authentication, regulatory client verification flows, integration with order management and risk systems, and localization for different European markets. The partners offer options for branding, user experience adjustments, and the range of tradable instruments.

A Huddlestock spokesperson commented that the service targets brokers that prefer to focus on client acquisition and product management rather than building mobile infrastructure. A Devexperts representative noted the platform uses the company’s trading technology to provide low-latency order routing and consolidated market-data feeds.

The companies did not disclose detailed pricing. They indicated the app can be provided under licensing or managed-service arrangements to match brokers’ operational needs and regulatory responsibilities. Support and maintenance are included, with regular feature updates and security patches.

Huddlestock and Devexperts said the offering will be rolled out across multiple European jurisdictions. The firms will support brokers through system adaptation and the regulatory approval processes required in each market.

Devexperts is known for trading systems, market-data distribution, and execution technology used by exchanges and brokerage firms. Huddlestock focuses on retail investing products and customer-facing digital experiences. The two firms combined their respective capabilities to provide a packaged mobile client that connects to trading infrastructure and market data.