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CEX and DEX development: matching engine, wallets and custody, KYC and AML, liquidity, admin tools, and a security review before launch.
A crypto exchange lets users buy, sell and trade digital assets. A centralised exchange (CEX) holds user funds and matches orders on its own servers; a decentralised exchange (DEX) settles trades through smart contracts while users keep their keys. We build both, and we treat custody, compliance and security as the core of the product rather than features added at the end.
Order books and a matching engine for a CEX, or swap and liquidity contracts for a DEX, with market, limit and stop orders as required.
Hot and cold wallet separation, withdrawal limits and approvals, and multi-signature or MPC custody chosen with you.
KYC and AML provider integration, transaction monitoring hooks, and the reports your licence requires.
Fiat on and off ramps and connections to liquidity providers so the order book is not empty on day one.
Back-office tools for operations and support, audit logs, and a security review of contracts and infrastructure before launch.
Where you operate decides custody, KYC and reporting, so we start there with your legal advisers.
Matching, custody, wallets and compliance designed together, with a written threat model.
Load tests on the matching engine, invariant tests on contracts, and failure drills on withdrawals.
Limited users and withdrawal caps first, raised as monitoring proves the system.
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