Who publishes the listings
On 6 November 2026 the public pages of FxPro cTrader, FxPro cTrader, cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts and cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts were read for who each names as its publisher. This page reports the names, the identifiers behind them and the links the pages attach.
The listings and the names they give
Developer name, identifier, links on the page and the first-published date.
Who the listing names as its developer
| Listing | Developer name shown | Package / bundle id | Developer links on the listing | First published |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FxPro cTrader Google Play | FXPRO GROUP LIMITED | com.fxproctrader.ct | site: fxpro.com mail: @spotware.com privacy policy: fxpro.com | 28 April 2014 |
| FxPro cTrader App Store | FxPro Group Limited | com.fxproctrader.ct | site: fxpro.com | 5 May 2014 |
| cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts Google Play | Spotware | com.spotware.ct | site: ctrader.com mail: @spotware.com privacy policy: spotware.com | 10 February 2014 |
| cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts App Store | cTrader Ltd | com.spotware.ct | site: ctrader.com | 5 December 2013 |
Read 6 November 2026 (UTC) · Google Play, English text, country PK; App Store, storefront PK · Source: Google Play ↗ App Store ↗ Google Play ↗ App Store ↗
Search for “fxpro” in the Pakistan App Store
| Results returned | With FxPro in the title | Of those, under another developer name than the two these listings use |
|---|---|---|
| 22 | 3 | 1 |
Read 6 November 2026 (UTC) · Source: iTunes Search ↗
What the developer line is
Under the title of every store page there is one line of small print: the name of the account that published the app. It is how a store tells two apps with similar titles apart. It says who distributes the app; it does not say who is responsible for an account opened through it.
FxPro cTrader — Google Play
Developer FXPRO GROUP LIMITED; package com.fxproctrader.ct; first published Apr 28, 2014; latest update 4 November 2026. Links: website fxpro.com, mail domain spotware.com, privacy policy fxpro.com.
FxPro cTrader — App Store
Provider FxPro Group Limited; bundle com.fxproctrader.ct; numeric id 838925664; first released 5 May 2014; latest version published 4 November 2026. Copyright line: © 2026 Spotware Systems. Seller website: fxpro.com.
cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts — Google Play
Developer Spotware; package com.spotware.ct; first published Feb 10, 2014; latest update 2 November 2026. Links: website ctrader.com, mail domain spotware.com, privacy policy spotware.com.
cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts — App Store
Provider cTrader Ltd; bundle com.spotware.ct; numeric id 767428811; first released 5 December 2013; latest version published 3 November 2026. Copyright line: © 2024 Spotware Systems Ltd.. Seller website: ctrader.com.
Reading the names
An identifier is the stable part of a listing; names and titles are the changeable part.
Where two rows differ, the table shows both and the text does not weigh them. They are different pages read on the same day.
The links and lines the pages add
FxPro cTrader gives a website on fxpro.com, an e-mail address at spotware.com, a privacy policy on fxpro.com. cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts gives a website on ctrader.com, an e-mail address at spotware.com, a privacy policy on spotware.com. FxPro cTrader gives the copyright line “© 2026 Spotware Systems” and a seller website on fxpro.com. cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts gives the copyright line “© 2024 Spotware Systems Ltd.” and a seller website on ctrader.com.
These are the links as the pages give them. A domain a developer attaches to a listing is a public fact that can be compared with the domain of the broker's own site, www.fxpro.com.
A routine a reader can repeat
To repeat this reading, open each store page, write down the developer name and the identifier, and look again next month. A changed name or a changed identifier is the kind of difference worth asking the developer about.
Where each figure on this page comes from
FxPro cTrader: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fxproctrader.ct&hl=en&gl=PK (read 6 November 2026, UTC).
FxPro cTrader: https://apps.apple.com/pk/app/fxpro-ctrader/id838925664 (read 6 November 2026, UTC).
cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spotware.ct&hl=en&gl=PK (read 6 November 2026, UTC).
cTrader: CFD Trading & Charts: https://apps.apple.com/pk/app/ctrader-cfd-trading-charts/id767428811 (read 6 November 2026, UTC).
App Store search for “fxpro”: https://itunes.apple.com/search?term=fxpro&country=pk&entity=software&limit=25 (read 6 November 2026, UTC).
The broker's public text file: https://www.fxpro.com/llms.txt (read 6 November 2026, UTC).
What this page does not cover
Only one family of facts is read here; Cost lines, Versions, Ratings and Data declarations have their own pages. The ledger also leaves out anything behind a login: identity checks, funding screens and the order ticket.
Identity at a glance
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Before you tap install
Where on the store page is the developer named?
Under the title on both stores: Google Play prints the developer name, the App Store prints the provider.
Does the developer name say who holds my account?
No. It says under which name the app is distributed. Account documents say who holds an account.
Why does this page print identifiers?
A title can be copied; the package name or bundle identifier is what keeps two readings of the same listing comparable.
Can I check this myself?
Yes. Open the store pages named in the source line under each table; no account is needed.
A store page is not a transfer
What these pages read is the store's side: the listing. Opening a live account is a separate step with the broker, with identity checks and rules about sending money abroad that sit outside any app. Read the broker page before you decide, and do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.