XOX
XOX is an orderbook-based perpetual decentralized exchange that is non-custodial and settled on Ethereum.
- Category
- Derivatives
- Used for
About XOX
XOX is an orderbook-based perpetual decentralized exchange built to offer a centralized-exchange-style trading experience while operating fully on-chain. It functions as an application-specific execution layer purpose-built for perpetual futures trading, backed by zero-knowledge rollup technology and secured by Ethereum.
The platform is designed to allow users to trade with true self-custody while providing high-throughput and low-latency execution. It combines zero-knowledge proofs, a modular execution architecture, and parallel transaction processing to support derivatives trading.
Key features
- Every order, cancellation, and settlement is verified through zero-knowledge validity proofs settled on Ethereum L1.
- The engine uses a modular multi-VM setup that separates high-frequency matching from standard DeFi functions.
- Deterministic parallel processing executes non-conflicting operations across multiple computing cores.
- A priority lane system routes urgent trading actions into dedicated execution lanes ahead of standard operations.
- Users can create self-custody wallets using an email address.
What it is used for
- Trade perpetual futures on an orderbook-based decentralized exchange.
- Create self-custody wallets using an email account.
- Withdraw funds directly to Ethereum L1 without platform approval.
What it does
Used for
Who it is for
Kind of tool
- Terminal
Platforms
- Web
- Mobile
Things to know
- The platform is fully non-custodial and does not retain user private keys.
- Users can withdraw their funds directly to Ethereum L1 without needing platform permission.
Official channels
Follow these, not look-alikes: each is linked from XOX’s own website or confirmed by its team.
- X (opens in a new tab)Verified from xox.exchange, checked November 8, 2026
Verification and freshness
- Not verified yet.
- Last updated on November 8, 2026.
