Three exchanges.
One stack.
Your name on it.

Tap to trade.
Nothing else on the screen.

Maya is a mobile-first discovery terminal: a live feed of tokens, one thumb-sized action per card, and a fill before the user has finished reading the name. No order ticket, no chart to interpret, no 14-field form. Position sizing, slippage bounds and MEV protection are decided once in settings and never asked again.

Shipped as your app, in your stores, under your developer account — with your fee split settling to your treasury on every fill.

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A decentralised peer-to-peer desk where your users post ads in their own currency and settle through an on-chain escrow your company never touches. Merchants, appeals, reputation, ad pricing bands and a dispute console all ship with it — the operating model of the large P2P desks, without the custody exposure that comes with them.

“We had a licence, a treasury and eleven people. What we did not have was three years. The P2P desk was taking real trades in six weeks — and it was ours, down to the contracts.”

A central limit book that behaves under load.

QCEX is spot, derivatives and margin on one deterministic matching core, with two front ends over it: Basic for the person buying their first hundred dollars of BTC, Pro for the desk running twelve pairs and a hotkey map. Same accounts, same risk engine, one toggle between them — and ultra-low-latency co-location with high-frequency trading support across all our products.

Crypto projects apply, raise from QCEX traders, and list on QCEX.

Launchpad is the listing pipeline built into QCEX. A project applies, is incubated through review and launch preparation, raises from the exchange's own traders in a capped, pro-rata sale, and graduates to a spot listing on the same matching core. On your venue it runs under your name, with your review bar, your caps and your fee.

Your first day should look like someone else's thousandth.

Every Quantellics venue opens with institutional depth already quoting. Four market makers are integrated at the protocol level — not referred, not "available on request". You sign with the desk directly; we carry the connectivity, the hedging feeds and the failover.

The smart order router treats them as one pool: best-bid aggregation on screen, RFQ for size above the book, and automatic withdrawal of any desk that breaches its quoted spread or its latency budget. Add your own makers on the same interface whenever you are ready.

Every Quantellics product ships with an agent runtime, not an integration guide. Users connect a model, describe a mandate in plain language, set hard limits, and the agent trades inside them — with a signed decision log for every order it sends. Bring your own API key or resell inference through your own gateway.

Maya, P2PDEX and QCEX share one integration layer, so support is never per-product. Adding a chain, an exchange connection or a wallet is a configuration change in the console — not a release, and never a bill from us.

Built in Singapore. Run wherever your licence says.

We are a Singapore company and we build to the standard our regulators expect — segregated environments, documented change control, and an audit trail nobody has to reconstruct after the fact. Your deployment lands in your cloud account, your region, under your operators.

Don't read about Maya. Trade on it.

The demo is the real app against live prices, funded with test balance. Open it on your phone, tap through a few fills, turn an agent on and watch JEV hold its order until the book agrees. No sign-up, no sales call, no card.