Zoomex posts $5.25B daily futures, cites compliance wins

Zoomex reported $5.25 billion in daily futures volume for May and more than $893 million in open interest. The company reported sub-10 millisecond execution latency and listed regulatory registrations with Canada’s FINTRAC, the U.S. FinCEN, the National Futures Association and AUSTRAC in Australia.

Zoomex said its matching engine and simplified interface handled heavy activity during May’s volatile trading. The platform recorded 24-hour futures volume above $5.25 billion, with the BTC/USDT pair accounting for about $2.06 billion of that total. Daily spot volume exceeded $326 million after a 15.21% day-over-day increase. Zoomex reported more than 3 million registered users across over 35 jurisdictions and offered more than 700 trading pairs across perpetual USDT contracts, inverse perpetuals and spot options.

The company provided performance metrics including sub-10ms execution latency and roughly 0.03% slippage on a one-BTC order. Zoomex calculated a capital turnover ratio near 5.8 times per day, based on reported futures volume and open interest. The firm described infrastructure features designed to preserve order book depth and limit spread widening during rapid market moves.

On compliance, Zoomex listed active money services business registrations in Canada and the United States, NFA registration for U.S. derivatives activity and regulatory clearance from AUSTRAC. The exchange participated in the Korea CODE VASP Alliance and reported integration that enables encrypted transmission of sender and receiver identity data aligned with the Financial Action Task Force travel rule. Zoomex also cited an independent security review by Hacken.

Product activity in May included the launch of a zero-capital trading competition with $600,000 in prizes, a Bitcoin Pizza Day campaign, a global equity access service via USDT, a real-world spending card and a World Cup promotion tied to $300,000 in prizes. The company hosted two events on X Spaces to discuss products and market developments.

Zoomex noted it has not issued a native platform token, has not taken venture capital funding and maintains a policy that user funds are ring-fenced. The company traced its regulatory buildout through 2025 and into 2026 and reported the May operational metrics and user-growth figures along with its product and compliance developments.