Self-custody wallet
Keys stay on the device. FINTIX cannot spend, freeze or recover your funds.
OPEN CURRENCY LIQUIDITY LAYER
Open access to the world’s currency markets.
FINTIX is a non-custodial trading layer that connects forex participants and liquidity directly. Orders are signed in your wallet, checked by contract logic, and settled on-chain — without a broker holding the funds.
$7.5T+Daily global FX turnover (market size)
24/7Always-on access by protocol design
100%Wallet-held balances, never pooled by us
EUR / USDT
LIQUIDITY
72%
Live pool depth
BNB Smart Chain
WalletConnect
Trust Wallet
MetaMask
Chainlink
OpenZeppelin
Why FINTIX exists
A market that does not need a middle desk.
Classic FX still routes through brokers, custodians and delayed clearing. FINTIX is built so pricing, execution and settlement can be inspected on the ledger. You keep the keys. The protocol only moves value after a signed instruction passes its checks.
Build sequence
Security work is scheduled before public trading rails go live.
2026 Q3
Architecture freeze and independent review.
2026 Q4
Public researcher bounty on core contracts.
2027 Q1
Mainnet wallet and liquidity rails.
Market pressure
Where the old stack still leaks trust
Retail desks still absorb hours limits, opaque books and custody risk. FINTIX is designed to take those points off the critical path.
Legacy FX desk
- RoutingBroker / bank chain
- HoursSession-bound
- CustodyHeld by the firm
- SettlementDelayed, manual
- PriceInternal book
PREFERRED LAYER
FINTIX layer
- RoutingPeer-to-contract
- HoursContinuous
- CustodyUser wallet
- SettlementOn-chain finality
- PriceVisible pool flow
Capabilities
What the stack is built to do
Each module removes one place where a person or firm would otherwise sit between you and the market.
Contract execution
Trade rules run as published code. No dealer override after deployment.
Fast settlement
Once conditions match, value moves with the block — not a T+2 queue.
Open liquidity
Pool balances and fills can be checked on the explorer at any time.
Hardened ops
Multi-sig for protocol actions, encrypted sessions, review before mainnet.
Global reach
A compatible wallet is the onboarding check — not a regional sales desk.
Trade path
Nine steps, always in this order
Nothing moves until the wallet owner signs. Then the contract, risk checks and pool do the rest.
01
Connect
Link a non-custodial wallet.
02
Sign
Approve the exact intent.
03
Bridge
Encrypted session to FINTIX.
04
Contract
Logic engine receives the call.
05
Checks
Limits and risk gates run.
06
Liquidity
Size is taken from on-chain pools.
07
Confirm
Network includes the tx.
08
Hash
Public receipt is written.
09
Settle
Funds return to the wallet.
Control
Security that stays with the holder
FINTIX does not keep private keys. The product is useful only if you remain the owner of the assets.
Device-held keys
Seed and signer never leave the wallet app.
Fixed runtime
Live contracts are not quietly rewritten after launch.
Public proofs
Every settlement leaves a hash anyone can verify.
Architecture
Three rails, one product
FX liquidity protocol
Permissionless currency liquidity without a central matching broker.
Trading wallet
Direct execution, live feeds and tight spreads while you keep the keys.
DeFi tools
Peer lending utilities, market briefings and an on-chain calendar.
Roadmap
Ship reviews first, then the rails
Jun 2026
Pre-launch
Community seed and protocol spec lock.
Nov 2026
External review
Independent pass over the liquidity contracts.
Jan 2027
Mainnet
Core protocol and wallet open for public use.
Mar 2027
Suite
Wallet extras and lending tools, then a second bounty.
Aug 2027
Open control
Target: no remaining central choke-points in the stack.
Token role
What the FINTIX token is for
It is a utility inside the protocol — fees, incentives and votes — not a promise of profit.
Network actions
Pays for routine operations across the layer.
Liquidity rewards
Directs emissions toward deeper books.
Governance
Holders can take part in protocol decisions.
Digital assets and FX both carry a real chance of loss, including of principal. This page is not investment advice. Read published reviews and take independent counsel before you use the protocol.
FAQ
Straight answers
How is FINTIX different from a broker?
A broker holds client cash and fills you as agent. FINTIX is a protocol: the wallet holds the funds, and contracts execute without that custody layer.
Can FINTIX move my money?
No. Transfers need a signature from your wallet. The team cannot freeze or spend user balances.
Which chain?
Launch design is BNB Smart Chain, with a path to more networks after the first rails are stable.
Has the code been audited?
Third-party review and a public bounty sit on the roadmap before mainnet. Reports will be posted when they exist.
Is this risk-free?
No. Markets and tokens can go to zero. Nothing here is a return guarantee.
Look at the rails, then decide
Open an account to use the live app, or read the sections above before you commit capital.