Leverate Rebuilds Chart Trading With Broker Control

Leverate has launched xChart, a complete rebuild of its charting and “trading from the chart” experience, replacing the default chart engine in its trading platform on desktop and mobile. Announced on Monday 24 August 2026, the release brings analysis, order placement and position management together on a single screen, with the same feature set on mobile as on desktop.

The white-label trading technology provider designed xChart as a native alternative to third-party charting, giving brokers direct control over how chart-based trading behaves while keeping orders on their existing infrastructure.

Contents

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One Execution Path Across Books

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Broker Controls and Risk Checks

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Trading From the Chart

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Mobile and Localization

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Company Response and Availability

One Execution Path Across Books

According to FX News Group, every xChart chart-based order follows the platform's existing order path and risk checks, with no separate route to monitor or explain. Execution speed is set at account-group level from the Broker Portal, and new accounts start with order confirmation switched on. Orders are routed automatically by instrument, giving firms one execution path to monitor across different books.

Broker Controls and Risk Checks

Brokers can set order-confirmation behavior by account group from the Broker Portal. New accounts begin with confirmation enabled, while prop accounts remain subject to Leverate's risk engine when an order is in flight. xChart charting carries the broker's brand rather than a third party's, with up to eight independent charts on one screen and more than ten desktop layouts.

Trading From the Chart

The workspace combines chart studies, order placement and position management. Traders can place pending and market orders from a selected price, then drag Entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit levels on the chart. Open positions appear on relevant charts with live profit and loss, with individual position close, Close All and Cancel All controls.

On desktop, users can display up to eight independent charts and choose from more than 10 layouts, with six chart types, nine timeframes, 11 drawing tools and four groups of indicators. Layouts save automatically, and drawings and settings carry across to mobile.

Mobile and Localization

The mobile version retains the desktop order and position tools, with charts appearing one at a time instead of in a grid, larger touch targets, labeled bulk-action buttons and swipe navigation. xChart supports localized number and date formats as well as right-to-left languages.

Company Response and Availability

Leverate Head of Product Idan Stambulchik, promoted to the role in May 2025, said xChart was designed to remove small points of friction in a trader's workflow. “The experience feels faster, more natural and easier to work with,” he told FX News Group.

Third-party charting, including a TradingView option added to SiRiX in March 2025, remains available alongside xChart. xChart is available now on desktop and mobile as the default chart engine, with Leverate citing more than 19 years serving broker clients. Pricing and adoption undisclosed.