Spotware Sees Trading Volume Double as cTrader User Base Expands

Trading technology provider Spotware reported a sharp acceleration in platform activity in 2025, with live USD trading volume on its cTrader platform rising 105% year on year as the total number of users surpassed 11 million.

The company attributed the growth to a combination of rising trader participation and expanded broker adoption. Over the year, Spotware onboarded 104 new clients, further strengthening its presence among retail brokers and proprietary trading firms.

Product Expansion Drives Growth

In 2025, Spotware continued to move beyond its core cTrader platform by expanding its product ecosystem. A notable launch was cBridge, the company’s liquidity bridge solution designed for brokers seeking a more transparent and cost-efficient execution setup. Spotware positions cBridge as eliminating volume-based pricing models and hidden fees that can increase operational costs for brokers.

The company also scaled its marketplace and integrated artificial intelligence across key operational areas, reflecting a broader push toward automation and platform efficiency.

Spotware CEO Ilia Iarovitcyn said the developments demonstrated the firm’s evolution from a single-product technology provider into a broader trading infrastructure company. He added that the rollout of new products, alongside AI adoption, has laid the groundwork for further expansion in 2026.

Marketplace and Traffic Growth

The cTrader Store emerged as a major growth engine during the year, averaging around 700 installations per day. Purchases through the marketplace increased sixfold, signalling growing demand for third-party indicators, plugins and automated trading solutions.

Related service cTrader Leads also recorded strong engagement, generating up to 10,000 daily visits and directing traders to brokers and proprietary trading firms without additional acquisition costs.

Focus on Prop Trading and AI Automation

Late in the year, Spotware introduced a dedicated section for proprietary trading challenges within the cTrader Store. The new feature provides a centralised environment where traders can compare challenge structures, trading rules and conditions offered by different prop firms.

On the support side, Spotware deployed an AI-driven automation system connected to its internal knowledge base. The system analyses incoming enquiries and generates automated responses, resolving approximately 60% of requests within an average response time of three minutes.

The company said broker support response times improved by 33% following the rollout, indicating efficiency gains for both institutional partners and retail users.