Spotware Trading Volume Doubles as It Expands Beyond cTrader

By Staff Writer

24th Jan 2026

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Key Takeaways

• Spotware reported a 105% year-on-year increase in trading volume in 2025, driven by strong growth on its cTrader platform.
• The company added 104 new clients and 2 million traders, lifting its total global user base to more than 11 million.
• Spotware expanded beyond cTrader, rolling out its cBridge liquidity solution and recording rapid growth across cTrader Store and AI-driven support tools.

2025 was a great year for Spotware, with trading volume on its flagship cTrader platform rising by 105% year-on-year, as the company continued to expand beyond its core trading technology offering.

The trading technology provider added 104 new clients and 2 million new traders during the year, bringing its total user base to more than 11 million traders globally.

Successful Launch of cBridge

One key milestone in 2025 was the market rollout of cBridge, Spotware’s liquidity bridge solution for brokers. The company said the product is designed to be cost-efficient, removing volume-based pricing models and hidden fees that can increase operating costs for brokerage firms.

“We clearly demonstrated to the industry that we have evolved beyond a single-product platform developer,” said Ilia Iarovitcyn, Chief Executive Officer of Spotware. “We implemented AI across our core operations, significantly expanding our capabilities and setting a stronger foundation for what comes next,” he added.

Strong Metrics in Downloads and cTrader Leads

The cTrader Store, which offers trading tools and services, recorded around 700 installations per day and saw a sixfold increase in purchases over the course of the year. Meanwhile, cTrader Leads, a service that connects traders with brokers and proprietary trading firms, generated up to 10,000 daily visits.

Spotware also expanded its use of artificial intelligence across core operations. AI-driven automation now resolves 60% of trader enquiries within three minutes, improving broker support response times by 33%.

The company said AI has also been deployed to accelerate feature development and improve release quality.

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