Zoomex Builds an All-in-One Platform for Crypto and Traditional Trades

An investor tracking a rise in Nvidia and a drop in Bitcoin previously needed separate accounts with a broker and an exchange. Cryptocurrency platforms are now aiming to centralise these trades within a single portfolio.

The volume of traditional-asset trades conducted on six of the largest crypto exchanges hit $1.45 trillion between January and June 2026, CoinGecko data shows.

Zoomex, reporting over 3 million users in more than 35 countries, is moving beyond derivatives into a more comprehensive trading service.

The Push for Multi-Asset Crypto Exchanges

A Bitcoin trader who sees a chance to profit from Nvidia can now act on it within the same exchange.

With Zoomex TradFi, a user can take a position tied to Nvidia's share price, funded with USDT. The feature also extends to exchange-traded funds and commodities.

A crucial distinction applies: these are derivative contracts. Traders gaining from price moves do not hold the underlying assets or possess shareholder privileges.

The platform offers over 590 perpetual contracts and 700 trading pairs across its range of services.

Zoomex's Trading Account unites spot and derivatives trading. Through cross-margin policies, qualifying balances and unrealised gains can back other open positions.

This versatility introduces risk. A decline in one trade can impact the margin backing another.

Separately, prediction markets on the platform allow speculation on events, from digital currency valuations to sports results.

The Rise of Automated and AI-Driven Trading

The next frontier involves who or what executes the transaction.

Zoomex's Strategy Center lets traders review past strategy results. Grid bots can execute trades automatically within set boundaries, and Copy Trading mirrors the activities of another user.

The exchange states it applies AI to enhance order routing. Its MCP link permits compatible AI tools to gather market data and draft orders, though a human sign-off remains necessary in the process outlined to BeInCrypto.

Fernando Lillo Aranda, Zoomex's marketing director, told BeInCrypto:

"Five years from now, exchanges will compete for AI agents acting on behalf of users."

This scenario brings up issues of financial oversight. A BeInCrypto study on AI payments discovered that 14 out of 19 examined products were capable of spending or trading within predefined human constraints.

Concentration Risks in Unified Trading Accounts

Zoomex aims to keep funds within its ecosystem between trades. Savings accounts yield returns on qualifying deposits, and the Launchpad grants access to new token distributions. VIP levels include lower trading costs.

These offerings carry distinct hazards. Automated tactics can incur losses, leveraged trades are subject to liquidation, and specific Savings or Launchpad holdings may be temporarily inaccessible.

The exchange provides proof-of-reserves, and security firm Hacken has issued a penetration test report on the web platform.

Additionally, Zoomex has disclosed its money-services registrations in Australia and North America.

CoinGecko assigned a trust rating of 7/10 to Zoomex as of November 6, while grading its spot liquidity as Low. This evaluation did not include derivatives.

A key challenge for platforms offering everything in one place is whether traders can properly grasp their combined exposure as more assets and trading authority accumulate in a single account.