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Zoomex announced public disclosure of its reserve coverage, fee structure, and order traceability rules, alongside third-party security audits and absence of a platform token, as part of an initiative to provide transparent information about its trading operations.
Zoomex has released a detailed transparency disclosure outlining its operational and financial practices. The platform states it maintains 100% reserve coverage for all user deposits, publishes real-time reserve figures, and has undergone external security audits and ongoing bug bounty programs through Hacken for its technical infrastructure. Trading fees and rules are publicly available, with fee tiers and order traceability clearly presented to users. The disclosure also highlights that Zoomex operates without a native platform token, applies the same rules to all traders, and maintains regulatory registrations in multiple jurisdictions including the U.S., Canada, and Australia.
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Zoomex is a cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2021, offering trading in derivatives and spot instruments through its web platform and mobile apps. The broker provides features such as copy trading, leverage up to 1:150, 24/7 support, and funds security via cold wallets with multi-level authorization. For more detailed information on Zoomex's services, see its broker profile on Traders Union.
For context, our earlier news about Zoomex discussed the broker's emphasis on transparent account details and the absence of hidden figures. You can read more in the previous Zoomex update on Traders Union.