Zoomex outlines hybrid CEX‑DEX strategy and RWA push, says Marketing Director

BeInCrypto interviewed Fernando Aranda, Marketing Director for Zoomex, who said the exchange — founded in 2021 — is steering a user‑centric strategy that blends high‑performance trading, regulatory compliance and a hybrid centralized/decentralized model, while preparing to expand into real‑world assets (RWA).

Aranda told BeInCrypto Zoomex puts users at the center through weekly feedback loops, clear trading rules, verifiable execution and optional KYC to respect privacy. He said the platform uses one high‑performance infrastructure and exposes progressively complex features so beginners get a simple onboarding while advanced traders access professional order types and APIs.

On compliance, Aranda noted Zoomex holds Canada MSB, U.S. MSB, U.S. NFA and Australia AUSTRAC licences and has passed security audits by Hacken. He argued tighter rules in Europe under MiCA make regulatory readiness a trust signal and allow the exchange to build institutional‑grade risk controls and regulated integrations.

Product moves include a strategic partnership with the Haas F1 Team built from a long relationship with driver Oliver Bearman, a curated copy‑trading service that highlights metrics like win rate and drawdown, and a “Boost Your Trading Capital” feature that provides eligible traders extra capital under defined drawdown and profit‑sharing rules.

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