Nexus

Perpetual
futures, traded
by code

BTC, ETH and SOL perpetuals on one cross-margined USDX account. Order entry is an API call; the terminal is one client of it.

Exchange preview

The Nexus Exchange

Connect a wallet, create an API key, and quote against real books. Order entry is over the API, and the terminal below is one client of it.

The Nexus exchange terminal: a BTC-USDX perpetual futures market with a price chart, order book and order ticket.

Built for
launch markets

One engine, one account and one API behind BTC, ETH and SOL perpetuals. Everything shown here is available at launch.

BTCUSDX-PERP
ETHUSDX-PERP
SOLUSDX-PERP
weight / sec
2,000
WS connections
100
subscriptions
1,000

One account, every position

A single USDX balance cross-margins every BTC, ETH and SOL perpetual position you hold. One account and one risk model cover the launch market set.

Quote, amend, pull

Post-only rejects outright rather than crossing, so you never take by accident. Refresh a whole ladder in one batch request, amend price and size in place, clear a market with a single cancel-all. Margin is checked inside the matching engine before an order is accepted, not reconciled after the fill.

Bring the stack you already run

Rust, Python and TypeScript SDKs sign requests for you, and there is a CLI over the Rust one. CCXT-compatible endpoints are already live for market data. Market-maker keys carry the published weight, connection and subscription limits.

Margin and settlement

USDX

Every market on Nexus is quoted and margined in USDX, so one collateral balance backs every position you hold.

Partner
With Us

We work with market makers, liquidity providers, and the teams listing the next asset class. Tell us what you trade and we'll find the shortest path to a book.

Investors

  • Lightspeed
  • Pantera
  • Dragonfly
  • Faction
  • Blockchain Builders Fund
  • Alliance
  • SVAngel

Join Us

We're building a trading venue that has to beat the best exchanges in the world at matching, at risk, and at latency. If that's the sort of problem you want, we're hiring.