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DeFinity is a decentralised DeFi exchange, specialised to trade traditional and digital FX via smart contracts, with a focus to provide real-time settlement and clearing for spot FX trading.
DEFX is the native utility token that is used for:
Governance: The governance mechanism of the token will allow token holders to vote on major events and decisions of the future of the exchange and protocol, benefiting the wider community and the nature of the decentralised services.
Staking and Trading: Staking and participation fees are a central element of the decentralised exchange and protocol. As a network provider and participant, you can select an institutional and retail pool and stake your tokens against the trading pairs and receive a percentage of the network fees from within the trading pair pool and generated via the network and protocol.
Rewards: Additional rewards are available to token holders. These include trading fee reductions for both Clarity and Clarity Pro, as well as referral programmes for network sign-ups and sign-ins.
DEFX tools include:
Clarity app: This is the interface for retail investors to participate in DeFinity's FX and digital asset trading.
Clarity Pro platform: The solution enables professional traders to execute FX trades, monitor PnL and utilise the reporting blotter to send deals to the back-office. The Clarity Pro GUI offers deep liquidity with access to multiple pools resulting in tighter spreads and optimal fill rates.

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