Perpetual futures
Trade from your wallet.
Keep your keys.
Wallet-signed orders. On-chain collateral. You keep custody.
Testnet · Base Sepolia
Live markets
Markets on the book
Every market the venue quotes, on the same feed the terminal trades against. Nothing here is illustrative.
Connecting to market data
Connecting to the price feed
Prices arrive over a live socket. This should take a moment.
Launch terminalTrade from a wallet you already control.
Products
One product is live.
The three nearest are beside it. The full range is the section below.
The full range
Everything the venue is building
Twenty-one product lines, grouped the way the nav groups them. One is live; the rest are named and labelled, and none of them pretends to trade today.
Custody
You hold the collateral
Not features we might change — how the venue is built.
Non-custodial vault
Collateral sits in a vault your wallet controls. GreenX never holds your keys and cannot move your funds.
On-chain collateral
Margin is real and verifiable on chain, settled against a vault contract rather than an entry on our books.
Wallet-signed orders (EIP-712)
You sign every order yourself. Off-chain matching, no gas per trade, no custody handoff.
Matching and the order book run on GreenX servers. Custody does not.
On the go
The terminal in your pocket
The live terminal ships a real phone layout — not a shrunk desktop.
Chart on top
The candle chart takes the top of the screen, with the pair, price and vault in a sticky header above it.
Book and positions under it
The order book sits below the chart, and your positions, orders and history stack under that as tabs.
A fixed buy and sell bar
Buy / Long and Sell / Short stay pinned to the bottom of the screen, above the safe area.
Ticket and vault as sheets
The order ticket and the vault open as bottom sheets, so neither takes the chart off the screen.
The terminal
Everything on one screen
Four working parts of the live terminal — each card opens it.
Order book
The full ladder for every listed market, grouped by tick. Bids, asks and the spread come from the venue's own feed - the same stream that prices this page.
Open terminal →Chart
Candles drawn with TradingView's charting library, on the venue's own trade history. Intervals run from one minute to one week.
Open terminal →Positions & history
Open positions, resting orders and fills, scoped to the wallet you connect. There is no account behind it - the wallet is the identity.
Open terminal →Testnet faucet
Funding is self-serve: mint tUSDC from the faucet inside the terminal, deposit it to your vault, and trade.
Open terminal →
AI trading
Automation ends at your signature
Strategies that decide what to do — and still cannot move your collateral. Every order one proposes is one your wallet signs.
Your wallet
Bring the wallet you already have
The connect flow lives in the terminal, because this page ships no wallet code at all.
Bring your own wallet
Connect an injected browser wallet in the terminal. Nothing to install from us, and no GreenX account to create first.
We never hold your keys
Signing happens in your wallet, on your device. GreenX has no custody of your keys and no way to move funds without a signature.
Every order is signed
Orders are EIP-712 typed data your wallet signs. An order the venue cannot show a signature for is an order it cannot place.
Web3 WalletPlannedA wallet built for the venue, holding keys you own.
Ready to trade?
Connect a wallet, fund it from the faucet, and put a signed order on the book.
- Testnet · Base Sepolia
- Non-custodial vault
- EIP-712 signed orders
Mechanics
What the venue can and cannot do
Withdrawals are permissionless
VaultV3.withdraw takes no signature and consults no authorizer, and withdrawing free collateral is deliberately not pausable. It is a transaction from your wallet, not a request to us.
GreenX cannot move your funds
The backend reads the vault's state to do accounting. It has no authority to transfer your balance - no key on our side can send your collateral anywhere.
Matching is off-chain, custody is not
Our engine runs the order book on GreenX servers. Collateral never leaves the vault contract except to your own wallet.
Every order is yours
Orders are EIP-712 messages signed by your wallet, so the venue can only match what you signed. There is no gas cost per order.
Ecosystem
Beyond the exchange
Nothing here trades today.
GreenX AI
PlannedAgents and strategy tooling
G-Fi
PlannedThe wider financial surface
Web3 Wallet
PlannedKeys you hold, built for the venue
GreenX Chain
PlannedSettlement of our own
Getting started
Three steps to your first order
- 01
Connect a wallet
No account, no email, no identity check. The wallet you connect is the whole login, and it is what signs everything that follows.
- 02
Deposit tUSDC to your vault
Collateral goes into the on-chain vault, and only your wallet can take it back out. The deposit is a transaction you sign like any other.
Testnet: mint tUSDC from the faucet in the terminal.
- 03
Sign your first order
Pick a market, set a size, and sign the EIP-712 order in your wallet. There is no gas per order - the signature is the order.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account?
No. You connect a wallet. There is no email, no password and no identity check on the DEX - that is the CEX's model, not this one.
Where does my collateral sit?
In an on-chain vault contract that only your wallet can move funds out of. GreenX reads the vault's state to do accounting; it has no authority to move your balance. That is the difference between this and a custodial venue.
Who runs the order book?
GreenX does, on our own matching engine. Orders are not routed to Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid, dYdX or any other venue. Matching happens off-chain on our servers; custody does not.
How do I sign an order?
Every order is an EIP-712 message you sign in your own wallet. Nothing is submitted on your behalf, and there is no gas cost per order.
What happens if I want my money out?
Withdrawing is a wallet transaction against the vault - GreenX cannot send the tokens for you. The app will not let you withdraw while you still have open exposure, so close or reduce your position first.
What happens if GreenX goes down?
Resting orders live on GreenX's matching engine, so if that engine is down those orders are not matching. Your collateral sits in the on-chain vault, and withdrawing your free collateral is a transaction from your own wallet - it needs no signature or approval from GreenX, and works whether or not our servers are up.
News
News & updates
Preview30 Aug 2026
Markets page is live — every market the venue quotes, on the terminal's own feed
29 Aug 2026
Product pages published for the lines still in development
28 Aug 2026
Live price ticker added to the front door