Built like an exchange.
Run like a technology company.
EX5 started as a cryptocurrency exchange built by people from cybersecurity. The habits that came with that — cold storage by default, verification before trust, nothing hidden in the fees — became the standard for everything we shipped afterwards.
Today EX5 is five products — Exchange, Wallet, Pay, AI and the $EX5 token — designed, built and operated by one engineering company, ex5.tech. Each has its own door; identity checks only where trading law requires them.
Five products, five standards.
The fifth character is the count — and the bar. Every product we ship is held to the same five standards, and the green notch cutting through the X marks that every transaction, asset and user has been verified.
How the group is put together.
One technology company at the top; five independent products below it. Five domains, one engineering team and one security standard.
Verify, publish, repeat.
Trust in crypto is earned with receipts. We publish what we can, and we ask for exactly as much identity as the law requires — no more.
Majority of client assets offline; 2FA, withdrawal whitelists and device management on every account; real-time threat monitoring.
Every $EX5 burn is an on-chain transaction; every GPU purchase has a published invoice; system status is public.
The exchange verifies identity because trading law requires it. The wallet, Pay and AI start with just an email.
Thousands of articles from first purchase to technical analysis — because informed users are safer users.
A registered company with a named team.
Not an anonymous protocol. Our founders and management come from cybersecurity and software security; their names, the legal entity and its registration details are public.