This listing offers a deployable source code platform for a centralized crypto exchange built on Java microservices, designed for organizations or individuals looking to develop or customize a trading platform. The asset comprises various components essential for a Cryptocurrency Exchange (CEX) platform, including user and admin modules, API services, trading services, database files, and deployment resources.
Key features of the platform support spot and contract/perpetual trading, a binary options interface, AI trading modules, and a stock market interface. It targets software companies, Web3 infrastructure teams, fintech firms, and technical buyers interested in building a bespoke trading system.
The system has been validated in a test setup, ensuring functionality but comes devoid of any operating business elements such as an exchange license, active user base, or revenue streams. Prospective buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence concerning technical, security, and legal compliance before commercialization.
The sale includes the source code, application modules, and deployment guidance. It explicitly excludes any legal licenses or regulatory approvals necessary to operate a crypto trading platform, which remains the buyer's responsibility. The platform currently has no active users or profit, with pricing based solely on the software's technical capabilities and readiness for deployment, not any historical financial performance.
While basic technical handover is provided post-sale, extended services, including maintenance and regulatory integrations, must be negotiated separately.
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