US NAICS OD4749|Statistics

e-Trading Software Developers in the US - Employment (2020-2030)

Name: e-Trading Software Developers in the US
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There are xx employees in the e-Trading Software Developers industry in the US, which is expected to grow at xx% over the next five years. This industry includes operators that primarily develop independent, third-party software, which enables institutional and retail investors to access, execute and monitor positions in securities markets. It excludes trading platforms developed by exchanges and alternative trading systems. Trading platforms developed internally by institutional investors and financial intermediaries, such as banks and securities broker-dealers, are also excluded from this industry.

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Employment

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Revenue

$XX

2020-2025 XX%

2025-2030 XX%

Employees

XX

2020-2025 XX%

2025-2030 XX%

Businesses

XX

2020-2025 XX%

2025-2030 XX%

Profit

$XX

2020-2025 XX%

Profit Margin

$XX

2020-2025 XX%

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Industry	Sector	Last 5-yr CAGR	Forecast 5-year CAGR	Revenue
Computer Manufacturing in the US	Advisory and Financial Services	XX%	XX%	$XX
Software Publishing in the US	Advisory and Financial Services	XX%	XX%	$XX
IT Consulting in the US	Advisory and Financial Services	XX%	XX%	$XX
Operating Systems & Productivity Software Publishing in the US	Advisory and Financial Services	XX%	XX%	$XX
Software Publishing in Canada	Advisory and Financial Services in Canada	XX%	XX%	$XX
Software Publishing in Australia	Advisory and Financial Services in Australia	XX%	XX%	$XX
Software Publishing in the UK	Advisory and Financial Services in the UK	XX%	XX%	$XX
App Development in the UK	Advisory and Financial Services in the UK	XX%	XX%	$XX
Financial Technology in the UK	Advisory and Financial Services in the UK	XX%	XX%	$XX
Software Publishing in Ireland	Advisory and Financial Services in Ireland	XX%	XX%	$XX
Software Development in Ireland	Advisory and Financial Services in Ireland	XX%	XX%	$XX
Software Development in China	Advisory and Financial Services in China	XX%	XX%	$XX

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many people are employed in the e-Trading Software Developers in the US in 2025?

There is 16,086 people employed in the e-Trading Software Developers in the US as of 2025.

What is employment growth in the e-Trading Software Developers in the US in 2025?

The number of people employed in the e-Trading Software Developers in the US grew 0.5% on average over the five years between 2020 and 2025.

Is employment in the e-Trading Software Developers in the US expected to grow or decline over the next 5 years?

See our full analysis of the e-Trading Software Developers in the US to understand if the industry employment is expected to grow or decline over the next five years.