Crypto derivatives exchange Zoomex has upgraded its TradFi section, bringing stock contracts, commodity contracts, and tokenized stocks into a single destination on the platform. The update also comes with a limited-time early-bird campaign offering traders an 80% fee discount coupon across nearly 100 TradFi trading pairs, with registration open from Aug. 21 to Sept. 2, 2026, in UTC. After the upgrade, stock and commodity contracts are settled in USDT and placed inside the same unified trading account used for crypto perpetual contracts. That setup allows users to build cross-asset portfolios on the platform without leaving the venue or converting funds into fiat. The contracts support leverage of up to 20x and offer both cross margin and isolated margin modes. Assets included in the promotion cover major technology names such as Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia; semiconductor and AI-related stocks including AMD and Intel; crypto-linked equities such as Coinbase and MicroStrategy; index ETFs including SPY and QQQ; and international names such as Samsung, Xiaomi, and Alibaba.
Zoomex, a crypto derivatives exchange, has upgraded its TradFi section by combining stock contracts, commodity contracts, and tokenized stocks into a single destination on the platform.
The update comes with a limited-time early-bird campaign. Traders can register for an 80% fee discount coupon covering nearly 100 TradFi trading pairs, with the registration window running from Aug. 21 to Sept. 2, 2026, UTC.
Unified account structure for TradFi products
Following the upgrade, stock contracts and commodity contracts are settled in USDT and integrated into the same unified trading account used for crypto perpetual contracts. Zoomex said this allows traders to build cross-asset portfolios on the platform without leaving the venue or converting into fiat.
The contracts offer leverage of up to 20x and support both cross margin and isolated margin modes.
Promotion covers nearly 100 trading pairs
The discounted lineup includes technology names such as Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia; semiconductor and AI-related stocks such as AMD and Intel; crypto-related equities including Coinbase and MicroStrategy; index ETFs such as SPY and QQQ; and international company stocks including Samsung, Xiaomi, and Alibaba.
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