Relayed, never signed
PerpX builds your order and forwards it to the venue. It never signs one — your key does that, on your device.
Trade perpetual futures from your browser. Your signing key is derived from a passkey each time you use it — there is no seed phrase to write down, and no server that can sign for you.
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Chart, order book, order ticket and positions in one screen — the same one on a laptop and a phone, in Persian or English, light or dark. Nothing below is a mock-up: it is the running app.
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PerpX builds your order and forwards it to the venue. It never signs one — your key does that, on your device.
Your signing key is regenerated from your passkey at the moment you sign. Nothing to write on paper, nothing to lose.
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Your device's fingerprint, face or PIN. No password, no recovery phrase.
From an exchange account, or from a chain wallet you already hold.
Order book, chart, leverage, take-profit and stop-loss — the whole desk.
Back out the way it came in. Each withdrawal is confirmed with your passkey.
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The key that signs your orders is derived inside a browser origin of its own, separate from the page you are looking at. The app page can ask it to sign; it cannot read the key, because one document cannot reach into another origin. PerpX holds no private keys — not yours, not anyone else’s.
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Draws the screen. Builds the order. Never sees the key.
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signer origin
Rebuilds the key from your passkey, signs, and drops it. Nothing is stored.
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Fund from an exchange account or from a chain wallet, and withdraw the same way. Which routes a given deployment offers depends on where it runs — the app shows you the ones you can actually use.
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Margin, liquidations, funding rates, order types — and how to get money into an account.
Read the docsProgrammatic access with a key you issue yourself. The key is an agent: it can trade, and it cannot withdraw.
Read the API referenceCreating an account takes one touch of your fingerprint sensor.