Perpetuals. 50x. 230+ pairs.

You get Hyperliquid's order book.

GIDEX Futures routes to Hyperliquid, which holds 70%+ of all on-chain perpetual DEX volume and runs the deepest perp order book in DeFi. When you trade futures on GIDEX, you trade on infrastructure that processes billions in daily volume with on-chain finality.

Real stats (publicly verifiable on CoinGecko and DefiLlama):

• 70%+ of on-chain perpetual DEX market share
• 300+ perpetual markets on Hyperliquid (GIDEX surfaces 230+ to users)
• Billions in daily volume
• One-block on-chain finality
• Trustless settlement

The difference between GIDEX Futures and a standalone Hyperliquid front-end: GIDEX adds non-custodial spot, swap, bridge, RWA, and AI signals around it, in the same wallet.

Real futures. Real custody.

1. 230+ pairs — Every major crypto pair plus the long tail.
2. Up to 50x leverage — Pick your leverage per position.
3. Deep liquidity — Hyperliquid's order book is the deepest on-chain.
4. Real risk tools — Stop loss, take profit, position management built in.

Your collateral. Your contracts. Your control.

Futures need collateral while positions are open. On a centralized exchange, that collateral sits in their account. They hold it.

On GIDEX Futures, it sits in audited on-chain perpetual contracts. Only your wallet can withdraw. The Ginox team has zero access. Even Hyperliquid does not custody it in the way a centralized exchange would.

When you close a position, you sign one transaction and pull collateral back to your wallet. No withdrawal request. No waiting.

FTX, then several more.

The history of crypto futures is the history of users learning what happens when an exchange holds your collateral. Non-custodial futures fix the structural problem. Your collateral sits in contracts you can verify. The platform is an interface, not a custodian.

How GIDEX Futures actually works, step by step

Connect your wallet. Move collateral into the on-chain perpetual contracts. Open positions. Manage them. Close them. Withdraw your collateral back to your wallet whenever you want.

The wallet handles authentication. You sign trades from the wallet. Positions and balances live on chain where you can verify them.

For anyone coming from a centralized exchange, the main difference is that you do not have to send funds to a company. The main learning curve is getting used to signing transactions from a wallet. Once you have done it a few times, it becomes faster than logging into a centralized exchange.

How leverage actually works

Up to 50x means you can take a position 50 times larger than the collateral you put down. A 1% move on the underlying is a 50% move on your position.

This cuts both ways. Big leverage means big gains when you are right and big liquidation risk when you are wrong. The right leverage depends on the trade, your risk tolerance, and your conviction.

Most serious traders use much less leverage than the maximum available. 50x is there for when you want it. It is not a recommendation to use it on every trade. Liquidations happen fast when leverage is high.

GIDEX Futures vs centralized exchange futures

What GIDEX Futures costs

Futures trades incur a small fee on each trade, visible before you confirm. You also pay network gas for on-chain settlement.

There are no platform deposit or withdrawal fees. Moving collateral into and out of the on-chain contracts costs only the network gas for those transactions.

Who GIDEX Futures is for, who it is not for

Good fit: Active futures traders who want professional tools without sending collateral to a company. Crypto natives who already trade in a wallet and want futures added to their toolkit. Traders coming off centralized exchange failures who want to keep trading but never put themselves in that position again.

Less of a fit: Absolute beginners who have never used a wallet. Futures trading with leverage is high-risk regardless of platform, and learning self-custody at the same time is a lot to take on. If you are new to crypto, start with spot trading first and learn how leverage works on smaller positions before going up in size.

Common questions

What is the best DEX for futures trading?

The best decentralized futures exchange depends on what you want. If you want a wide selection of pairs, high leverage, and a non-custodial setup where your collateral sits in audited on-chain contracts instead of a company's account, GIDEX Futures is one of the strongest options available. 230+ perpetual pairs through Hyperliquid's order book (which holds 70%+ of on-chain perpetual DEX volume), up to 50x leverage, on-chain finality.

How much leverage can I use on GIDEX Futures?

Up to 50x. You choose the leverage per position. Most traders use much less than the maximum on most trades.

How many futures pairs are available on GIDEX?

More than 230 perpetual pairs routed through Hyperliquid. The list updates as new markets are added.

Is GIDEX Futures really non-custodial if I have to deposit collateral?

Yes. The collateral sits in Hyperliquid's audited on-chain perpetual contracts, not in a Ginox-controlled account. Only your wallet can withdraw from those contracts. Non-custodial means no company holds or controls your funds, which is the case here.

What is the difference between GIDEX Futures and using Hyperliquid directly?

GIDEX Futures routes to Hyperliquid, so the execution and liquidity are the same. The difference is that GIDEX adds spot, swap, bridge, RWA, and AI-validated signals around it, in the same wallet and same interface. One connection, multiple products.

Are my funds safe on GIDEX Futures?

Your collateral sits in on-chain contracts you can verify. Ginox does not hold or have access to it. The platform itself cannot lose, freeze, or take your funds. The risks that remain are market risk on your trades and your own wallet security.

Do I have to verify my identity for GIDEX Futures?

GIDEX does not run identity verification at the platform level. Connect your wallet and trade.

Can I trade futures from any country?

Availability depends on where you are. You are responsible for knowing whether futures trading is legal in your jurisdiction.

Risk disclosure

Futures trading with leverage is high-risk and can result in losses larger than the collateral you put down. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Liquidations happen quickly in volatile markets. GIDEX Futures is a trading interface. It is not financial advice and does not promise outcomes. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.