Configure your platform
Choose the assets, fiat corridors and on/off-ramp options your customers need.
Your brand, our exchange
Launch a regulated exchange under your own brand
Offer buying, selling, converting and on/off-ramp to your customers: all running on Xchange360’s regulated infrastructure, branded as yours.
In brief
What is a white-label crypto exchange?
A white-label crypto exchange is a trading and on/off-ramp platform that a partner offers under its own brand while a regulated provider runs the matching, custody, compliance and settlement underneath. Xchange360 supplies the full stack so partners launch without building or licensing an exchange themselves.
The problem
Owning an exchange means owning the hardest parts of crypto
Liquidity, custody, compliance and on/off-ramp banking are each a company in their own right. Most platforms that want exchange features cannot justify building all four.
We provide the regulated stack so you ship an exchange experience under your brand.
How it works
How it works
Embed under your brand
Integrate our APIs and UI components; your customers never leave your product.
We run the rails
Liquidity, custody, compliance and settlement run on Xchange360’s regulated entities.
The largest prize: sell once, board many
On/off-ramp included
Fiat in and out across supported corridors, surfaced directly in your product.
Regulated custody underneath
Customer assets held in institutional-grade custody. See white-label custody.
Liquidity that holds at size
Backed by the group liquidity desk so pricing is credible for real volume.
Who it’s for
SaaS platforms wanting to add trading or ramps
Fintechs and neobanks extending into crypto
MSBs productising a regulated exchange offering
Brands that want an exchange without building one
FAQ
Common questions
Does this include fiat on/off-ramp?
Yes. On/off-ramp capability is part of the white-label platform, so customers can move between fiat and crypto within your branded product, subject to corridor and eligibility.
Do I need my own licence to launch?
No. The matching, custody, compliance and settlement run on Xchange360’s regulated entities, so you launch on our licensing rather than building and holding your own. Your own regulatory obligations depend on your role, brand and market, so you should confirm your position with your own counsel. The partnerships team can walk through where responsibility sits.
How long does it take to launch?
Because the regulated stack already exists, partners launch in weeks rather than the years it takes to build liquidity, custody, compliance and ramp banking in-house. Actual timing depends on your integration scope and customer-onboarding requirements. The team can scope a timeline against your product.
Who holds my customers’ funds?
Customer assets sit in institutional-grade regulated custody underneath your brand, run on Xchange360’s regulated entities rather than on your balance sheet. This is the same custody layer offered as white-label custody. The desk can explain the segregation and account structure that applies to your customers.
What’s the commercial and revenue model?
White-label is a partner arrangement priced on volume and the services you switch on, and the “sell once, board many” model lets you offer trading across your whole customer base from one integration. Revenue share, fees and minimums are agreed per partner rather than published. Contact the partnerships team for commercial terms.
How is this different from the white-label payment gateway?
The white-label exchange gives your customers full trading, converting and on/off-ramp under your brand, whereas the payment gateway is embedded rails for accepting and settling crypto payments. The exchange is the broader platform; the gateway focuses on payment acceptance and settlement. Which fits depends on whether your customers want to trade or to get paid. The team can advise.
What does integration involve?
Partners integrate our APIs and UI components so customers never leave your product, and configure the assets, fiat corridors and ramp options they need. The build is an embed rather than a payments platform you have to operate. Engineering scope depends on how deeply you brand and customise the experience.
