Financial
software developer Devexperts rolled out a new crypto wallet framework designed
to help firms build custom digital asset storage solutions that work with their
existing platforms.
The
London-based company’s DXwallet lets clients create non-custodial wallets
tailored to their specific requirements. Firms can deploy the wallets as
standalone products or bundle them with Devexperts’ crypto trading
infrastructure.
The wallet
supports both browser extensions and mobile apps for iOS and Android devices.
Built-in features include anti-money laundering checks, user analytics, and
connections to third-party funding sources like PayPal.
Devexperts sees
the wallet as filling a gap in institutional crypto infrastructure. The company
already offers crypto trading platforms through its DXtrade system and exchange
technology via DXmatch.
The new
framework supports major blockchain networks and popular NFT formats. Traders
get portfolio management tools with real-time market data, asset tracking, and
price alerts across multiple wallet configurations.
“It is
increasingly clear that crypto is here to stay, with this being reflected in
regulations worldwide and amplified by the early onset of tokenization ,”
said Aleksei Babukh, Head of Division at Devexperts. “DXwallet can be
built to seamlessly integrate into firms’ existing software or can come as part
of Devexperts’ comprehensive crypto solution.”
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Modular Design Allows Potential
Future Expansion
Lars Holst, CEO & Founder, GCEX
The
wallet’s modular architecture lets firms add new capabilities as their
businesses evolve. Users can transfer funds between traditional asset platforms
and crypto wallets without paying additional fees, according to the company.
“The
DXwallet framework gives institutions a flexible and robust digital-asset
wallet solution,” Lars Holst, CEO of GCEX Group, highlighted the
framework’s institutional focus. “What sets DXwallet apart is its
attention to what really matters in practice: simple yet powerful portfolio
management, seamless asset transfers, and strong accessibility across
systems.”
As for GCEX, the company today (Thursday) also announced a stronger move into the crypto market by acquiring GlobalBlock, a crypto brokerage specializing in wealthy clients with more than $60 million in assets under management.
The DXwallet launch
comes as financial institutions face pressure to offer crypto services while
regulators worldwide develop clearer digital asset frameworks, like GENIUS Act in the US. Devexperts joins
a crowded field of companies building crypto infrastructure for traditional
finance firms looking to enter the digital asset space.
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Financial
software developer Devexperts rolled out a new crypto wallet framework designed
to help firms build custom digital asset storage solutions that work with their
existing platforms.
The
London-based company’s DXwallet lets clients create non-custodial wallets
tailored to their specific requirements. Firms can deploy the wallets as
standalone products or bundle them with Devexperts’ crypto trading
infrastructure.
The wallet
supports both browser extensions and mobile apps for iOS and Android devices.
Built-in features include anti-money laundering checks, user analytics, and
connections to third-party funding sources like PayPal.
Devexperts sees
the wallet as filling a gap in institutional crypto infrastructure. The company
already offers crypto trading platforms through its DXtrade system and exchange
technology via DXmatch.
The new
framework supports major blockchain networks and popular NFT formats. Traders
get portfolio management tools with real-time market data, asset tracking, and
price alerts across multiple wallet configurations.
“It is
increasingly clear that crypto is here to stay, with this being reflected in
regulations worldwide and amplified by the early onset of tokenization ,”
said Aleksei Babukh, Head of Division at Devexperts. “DXwallet can be
built to seamlessly integrate into firms’ existing software or can come as part
of Devexperts’ comprehensive crypto solution.”
Related stories: Devexperts Rolls Out Mobile Web Interface for DXtrade Platform
Modular Design Allows Potential
Future Expansion
Lars Holst, CEO & Founder, GCEX
The
wallet’s modular architecture lets firms add new capabilities as their
businesses evolve. Users can transfer funds between traditional asset platforms
and crypto wallets without paying additional fees, according to the company.
“The
DXwallet framework gives institutions a flexible and robust digital-asset
wallet solution,” Lars Holst, CEO of GCEX Group, highlighted the
framework’s institutional focus. “What sets DXwallet apart is its
attention to what really matters in practice: simple yet powerful portfolio
management, seamless asset transfers, and strong accessibility across
systems.”
As for GCEX, the company today (Thursday) also announced a stronger move into the crypto market by acquiring GlobalBlock, a crypto brokerage specializing in wealthy clients with more than $60 million in assets under management.
The DXwallet launch
comes as financial institutions face pressure to offer crypto services while
regulators worldwide develop clearer digital asset frameworks, like GENIUS Act in the US. Devexperts joins
a crowded field of companies building crypto infrastructure for traditional
finance firms looking to enter the digital asset space.
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