Axiom Bot · Solana
Axiom Exchange is a decentralised exchange and trading terminal in one: you buy and sell any token with a pool on seven chains, trade perpetuals with leverage, and take positions on prediction markets, all from a single account. It does the job people go to an exchange for, but it never holds your funds and never asks who you are. Open it through axiom.trade/@tradenow with code TradeNow for 20% off fees.
Axiom Exchange is the platform at axiom.trade, known by the name of its X account, @AxiomExchange. It is a DEX and a trading terminal rolled together: the terminal is where you read the market and place the order, and the exchange part is on-chain, where the order is filled against liquidity pools on Solana, Robinhood Chain, BNB, Base, Ethereum, Ink or Arc. Perpetuals run through Hyperliquid and prediction markets through Polymarket, from the same wallet.
In practice it covers most of what a trader uses an exchange for: spot, leverage, deposits, conversions and a portfolio view. What it leaves out is custody and KYC, which is the whole difference from a centralised exchange, and the rest of this page is about what that means day to day.
| Type | Decentralised exchange plus trading terminal; non-custodial |
|---|---|
| Custody | Your own wallet, keys exportable. Axiom cannot move funds. |
| KYC | None to trade. Card purchases through Coinbase are capped at $500 a week without it. |
| Spot markets | Any token with a pool on Solana, Robinhood Chain, BNB, Base, Ethereum, Ink or Arc |
| Perpetuals | Through Hyperliquid, up to 50x, 0.01% Axiom fee per trade |
| Prediction markets | Polymarket, from the Predictions tab |
| Spot fee | 1% per swap; 0.8% with code TradeNow; cashback up to 0.25% back |
| Deposits and withdrawals | On-chain transfers, cross-chain Convert, or card purchase via Coinbase |
| Backing | Y Combinator |
If you are coming from Binance, Coinbase or Kraken, the surface looks familiar: a chart, an order panel, a balance, a portfolio. The differences are underneath, and most of them are things a CEX does for you that a DEX terminal leaves to you.
A CEX holds it and shows you a balance. On Axiom the balance is a wallet you control through Turnkey, and a withdrawal is you sending your own funds. No withdrawal queues, no frozen accounts, and also nobody to call if you lose the recovery phrase. The wallet page covers that side.
A CEX lists a few hundred tokens after review. A DEX terminal lists nothing; it reads every pool on the chain, so a token is tradeable from the block it launches in. That is the whole point for memecoin traders and the whole risk for everyone else.
A CEX matches you against its own order book. Axiom quotes from the on-chain pools, routes the order to the best one, and the fill is whatever the pool gives at that block, which is why slippage and MEV settings exist here and not on a CEX.
No KYC to sign up or trade. The one place identity appears is the Coinbase card purchase, capped at $500 a week without it. Whether trading without KYC is allowed where you live is your question to answer, not the platform's.
A CEX charges maker and taker fees in basis points. Axiom charges a flat 1% on spot, 0.8% with the referral code, and pays part of it back as cashback. Higher per trade, but there is no spread on top and no withdrawal fee beyond network gas.
A CEX is licensed somewhere and can be told to freeze you. Axiom is software in front of public blockchains; it is not a licensed exchange and does not claim to be. That cuts both ways, and this page does not pretend otherwise.
Every token with a pool: memecoins from the launchpad feed, majors, stablecoins, and on some chains tokenised stocks and the memecoins paired with them. One selector switches the whole terminal between chains; the pages for Solana, Robinhood Chain, BNB, Base, Ethereum, Ink and Arc list the venues on each.
Leverage up to 50x on Hyperliquid's markets, funded by converting SOL to USDC on Hyperliquid from the top-right button, with Axiom taking 0.01% per trade on top of Hyperliquid's fee. This is the part of Axiom that behaves most like a classic exchange, because Hyperliquid runs an order book.
Polymarket's event contracts, bought and sold from the Predictions tab with the same wallet. How positions settle is on the prediction markets page.
Fiat trading pairs, bank withdrawals, margin on spot, staking products beyond SOL, and any token that does not have an on-chain pool. If your plan ends at a bank account, you will still need a CEX for the last step.
You size the buy in the Instant Trade panel, the terminal builds the transaction against the best pool it can see, your wallet signs it, and it goes out through Axiom's own nodes. Three settings decide the fill: slippage, which caps how far the price may move before the transaction reverts; priority fee or tip, which decides where you land in the block on chains that auction that; and MEV mode, which decides who can see the transaction before it lands. On Solana that is Off, Reduced through Jito, or Secure through whitelisted validators. None of these exist on a CEX because a CEX never puts your order on a public network. The settings page has the numbers and the MEV protection page the reasoning.
In: send SOL, ETH, BNB or USDC to the address the wallet shows for the chain you are on; use Convert to move a balance from one of Axiom's chains to another; or buy up to $500 a week through Coinbase with a card and no KYC. Out: send to any address you like, which on a non-custodial platform is simply a transfer, with no approval step and nothing to wait for beyond the chain itself. Perps funds come back from Hyperliquid through the same convert button in a few minutes. There is no fiat off-ramp; the last hop to a bank account happens somewhere else.
Email, Google or Phantom at axiom.trade/@tradenow; the TradeNow code should be pre-filled. Save the recovery phrase offline.
Deposit from another wallet or exchange, or buy with a card. A few dollars of the chain's gas token covers a lot of trades.
Slippage, fee and MEV mode. Three presets so you can switch between a calm setting and a launch setting with one click.
The Rewards tab shows the discount applied and the cashback tier climbing as volume grows.
The product calls itself Axiom, the domain is axiom.trade, the X account is @AxiomExchange, and this site is Axiom Pro, an independent affiliate guide. There is also an unrelated "Axiom" paper-trading app in the App Store and at least two phishing domains that borrow the word. If a page says Axiom and asks for your recovery phrase, or is not on axiom.trade, it is not Axiom Exchange. The official website page keeps the list of copies.
It is a decentralised exchange and trading terminal, so yes in the sense that you trade there, and no in the sense that it is not a centralised exchange: it never holds your funds and fills spot orders against on-chain pools rather than its own order book. The perpetuals side, which runs on Hyperliquid, is the closest to a classic exchange.
No. Sign-up is an email code, a Google account or a Phantom wallet. The only KYC-gated feature is buying more than $500 a week by card through Coinbase.
1% per spot swap, 0.8% with referral code TradeNow, with cashback of up to 0.25% paid back in SOL depending on your volume tier. Perpetuals carry a 0.01% Axiom fee on top of Hyperliquid's. Network gas is extra and usually cents.
No. Withdrawals are on-chain transfers to a wallet address. To reach a bank account you send funds to a centralised exchange that supports fiat withdrawals in your country.
Any token with a liquidity pool on Solana, Robinhood Chain, BNB, Base, Ethereum, Ink or Arc, including tokens minutes old. There is no listing process, which also means there is no vetting.
Your funds sit in a wallet you control, secured through Turnkey, so the platform cannot lose them for you. The risks are the ones that come with self-custody and on-chain tokens: a phished recovery phrase, a rugged token, or a fake site. Only ever use axiom.trade.
Axiom Exchange and Axiom Trade are the same platform; the X handle uses one name and the domain the other. Axiom Pro is this site, an independent affiliate guide with the TradeNow referral code.
Disclaimer: crypto assets are volatile and leveraged perpetuals can lose more than you put in. Not financial advice. Whether trading without KYC is permitted where you live is your responsibility. Fees, markets and features are set by the platform and may change at any time. Axiom Pro is an independent affiliate site and is not affiliated with Axiom Trade, Hyperliquid or Polymarket. Use at your own risk.
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