White Label Crypto Exchange

About 15 days for a standard setup. Want custom derivatives logic or a fully bespoke interface? Plan for 6 to 8 weeks. Either way, you are nowhere near the 18 to 36 months a scratch build takes.

Depends on what you are launching. A spot-only platform with basic KYC costs far less than a full derivatives venue with HSM custody. As a benchmark, teams that build comparable infrastructure themselves spend $3M to $15M and up. A tiered license is a small fraction of that, and we quote against your actual feature list.

From outside, at first. A smart order router connects your books to institutional liquidity providers and market makers, so spreads look real from the opening session. Once your own volume builds, internal matching takes over on the busiest pairs.

The software side, yes: tiered KYC, AML monitoring, Travel Rule messaging and geofencing per jurisdiction, built for MiCA, VARA and FATF guidance. One honest caveat: software readiness and a license are two different things. You still need authorization in your jurisdiction, and we help with that process.

In layers. MPC splits the keys so no one person or server holds them. HSMs do the signing in sealed hardware. Roughly 95% of assets sit in air-gapped cold storage behind multi-signature approvals and withdrawal whitelists. And Merkle-tree proof of reserves means users can verify the balances themselves.

Yes, where your jurisdiction allows it. Perpetuals, dated futures and options, with cross and isolated margin, real-time risk engines and insurance fund logic.

150+ crypto and fiat pairs at launch, across Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche and the major Layer-2s. New chains arrive as platform updates, and the listing roadmap stays in your hands.

Yes. Branded iOS and Android apps ship with the web platform, all from one codebase, so nothing drifts out of sync between surfaces.

The platform keeps evolving. New chains, new order types, regulatory modules when rules change, security patching, infrastructure monitoring, and a support team behind it. Exchanges age fast in this industry. Yours will not.

It can be, and the math is not complicated. Costs are mostly fixed: the license, hosting, compliance vendors, a small ops team. Revenue scales with volume across maker/taker fees, spreads, listings and margin interest. The operators who struggle are almost always the ones who launched without a user acquisition plan, not the ones whose platform underperformed. Break-even timing depends on your market, but the model rewards volume from month one.

Several streams stack. Trading fees on every order, maker and taker. Spreads on deposits and withdrawals. Listing fees from token projects that want your audience. Margin interest and liquidation fees if you run leverage. Staking commissions, launchpad allocations, and API tiers for institutional users. You set every rate from the admin panel, no developer needed.

In most serious jurisdictions, yes. The EU wants CASP authorization under MiCA, Dubai runs VARA licensing, and other regions have their own frameworks. The platform handles the technical side of compliance, KYC, AML monitoring, Travel Rule messaging and geofencing, but authorization itself is a legal process in your target market. We help operators through it, including jurisdiction selection.

A clone script copies another exchange's interface, usually cheap and usually unmaintained. You get code, and every bug and security hole in it becomes your problem. A white label crypto exchange is licensed, audited software with the provider maintaining the engine, patching security and shipping upgrades for as long as you run it. Scripts look cheaper on day one. They rarely are by month six.