The business offers a B2B SaaS platform for white-label crypto exchanges, operating globally through a remote team. Valued at $2 million, the company seeks to sell 75% of its ownership. Founded in 2021, the company has shown significant growth, with a yearly revenue of $650,000 and a net profit of $170,000. It serves 31 active exchange operators and attracts around 50,000 unique visitors annually. Specializing in core blockchain infrastructure within the FinTech and crypto trading industries, the business uses a subscription model with a revenue stream predominantly from recurring SaaS subscriptions totaling $510,000 annually.
The company offers customizable crypto exchange software packages, market-making services, and advanced trading and liquidity features. The company's competitive advantages include recognized industry authority, a leading trading engine, extensive API integrations, and a strong SEO presence. The business, which showcases an impressive 36% annual growth rate and maintains a scalable model, is well-positioned for expansion into emerging markets and decentralized finance (DeFi).
Its customer base consists mainly of startups, SMEs, and fintech enterprises; strategies for growth include partnerships with cloud and DeFi platforms, and product enhancement. The asking price is set at $2 million for 75% ownership, and the sale includes proprietary SaaS platforms, trademarks, and several digital assets. The potential for expansion into derivatives and tokenized assets also presents promising future avenues for the company. An advisory firm specializing in digital company transactions is managing the sale.
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