Coiny Exchange integrates payments, KYC/AML, custody, liquidity, support, and trading connectivity — including FIX, MT5, and cTrader — into every platform it deploys. One catalogue for everything your exchange connects to.
At CoinyExchange, we understand that every business has unique requirements. That's why our white label crypto exchange solution is designed to support a wide range of third party integrations.
Brokers rarely want a new front end. They want crypto inside the platform their clients already trade. Coiny Exchange bridges MetaTrader 5 and cTrader into the exchange, and speaks FIX 4.4 for the desks that connect at protocol level.
Crypto instruments are mapped into MT5 as tradable symbols with live quotes from connected liquidity. Orders pass through to execution and fills return as hedged positions, so the MT5 environment stays as it is.
The same bridge model for cTrader: price feed in, order flow through, positions synchronised back. Clients keep the interface they chose, while the crypto book is matched and risk-managed behind it.
Session-based FIX 4.4 connectivity for order entry, market data and drop copy. Counterparties connect with the message types and certification their desk already runs, not a crypto-specific API.
Where a client would rather build than bridge, the platform exposes REST endpoints and WebSocket streams with scoped keys, plus signed webhooks for deposits, withdrawals and order state.
Trading clients connect inbound over standard protocols. The platform connects outbound to the venues, providers and systems the operator has chosen. Everything crosses the same ledger, the same compliance workflow and the same audit log.
Six categories of outbound connection, configured during deployment and managed from the admin console afterwards. Operators decide which providers are enabled and in which regions each one serves.
Order books from connected liquidity providers are aggregated into the platform’s own book, with hedging and settlement routed to the accounts you hold. Deep depth from day one, without waiting for volume.
Card and bank rails for fiat on-ramp and off-ramp through integrated licensed providers. Paybis and Simplex are already integrated; further providers are enabled per region and payment method.
Identity verification, sanctions and PEP screening and ongoing monitoring wired into onboarding, with Sumsub integrated. Provider results drive verification tiers automatically.
External custody providers connect alongside the platform’s own wallet infrastructure. Key handling can sit with your provider while the ledger, approvals and audit trail stay on the platform.
Ticketing, knowledge base and escalation tooling for your users and your desk, with Zendesk integrated. Support conversations carry account context, so an agent is not switching windows.
Charting through TradingView, plus scheduled exports and event streams to the reporting tools your teams already run. Data leaves on a defined schedule and in a defined shape.
Enable seamless fiat to crypto transactions with Paybis. Users can buy digital assets instantly using debit or credit cards, expanding your reach to non crypto native audiences and improving onboarding speed.
With Simplex, your users can purchase crypto using cards, with Simplex's fraud screening applied before authorisation. Card acceptance and the licensing behind it sit with Simplex, not with Coiny Exchange.
Simplify identity verification with Sumsub. Automate onboarding and screening, and feed the evidence your compliance programme runs on, without adding friction to your user experience. The compliance determination stays with your team.
Deliver professional, responsive support with Zendesk integration. From ticket handling to knowledge base management, provide your users with a smooth, multi channel support experience that builds trust and loyalty.
The short version: protocol connections and provider connections are configured by Coiny Exchange during deployment, while the API, stream and webhook surfaces are yours to build against. Nothing on this page requires you to write a bridge yourself.
| # | Integration | How it connects | What it carries | Who configures it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FIXFIX 4.4 | Session-based gateway | Order entry, market data, drop copy | Coiny with your counterpartyCertification included |
| 2 | MT5MetaTrader 5 | Liquidity bridge | Crypto symbols, quotes, hedged fills | Coiny with your MT5 setupGroups and reporting preserved |
| 3 | cTraderBroker platform | Liquidity bridge | Price feed, order flow, position sync | Coiny with your cTrader setupClient interface unchanged |
| 4 | REST APIHTTP endpoints | Scoped API keys | Trading, accounts, market data, reporting | Your developersDocumented on the developers page |
| 5 | WebSocket APIPersistent stream | Scoped API keys | Order book, trades, order and balance events | Your developersDocumented on the developers page |
| 6 | WebhooksOutbound callbacks | Signed HTTPS callbacks | Deposits, withdrawals, verification and order events | Your developersEndpoint and secret set by you |
| 7 | Liquidity providersVenues and LPs | Provider connections, aggregated | Order book depth, hedging, settlement | Coiny with your chosen venuesPer-deployment venue list |
| 8 | Payment providersFiat rails | Provider APIs, routed | Card and bank on-ramp and off-ramp | Coiny with your chosen providersEnabled per region |
| 9 | Compliance providersKYC, AML, screening | Provider APIs in onboarding | Verification, screening, monitoring results | Coiny with your compliance teamTier rules set by you |
| 10 | Custody providersExternal key custody | Custody APIs and wallet policy | Key handling and withdrawal authorisation | Coiny with your custody providerLedger stays on platform |
| 11 | Support systemsService desk | Ticketing APIs and single sign-on | Tickets, knowledge base, escalation | Coiny with your support teamAccount context passed through |
Bring the list of what you already run — the trading platform, the venues, the payment and compliance providers, the custody arrangement, the support desk — and an engineer will walk it against the catalogue on this page and tell you what connects, what is configured during deployment, and what your own team would build.
MT5 and cTrader connect to crypto liquidity through a bridge that sits between the trading platform and the exchange. Coiny Exchange maps crypto instruments into MetaTrader 5 or cTrader as tradable symbols, streams live quotes from connected liquidity, passes client orders through to execution, and synchronises fills and positions back to the platform. Brokers keep the front end their clients already use, and the crypto book is handled behind it.
FIX connectivity is order routing over the Financial Information eXchange protocol, the session-based messaging standard institutional desks already use for equities and FX. Coiny Exchange supports FIX 4.4 for order entry, market data and drop copy, so a counterparty, venue or institutional client can connect with the same session model, message types and certification process used elsewhere on their desk, instead of building against a bespoke crypto API.
A Coiny Exchange platform connects outward to liquidity providers and trading venues chosen by the operator, aggregating their order books into the platform's own book and routing hedges and settlement to the accounts held with them. Coiny Exchange configures each connection during deployment, so the venue list reflects the operator's existing relationships and target markets rather than a fixed roster.
Coiny Exchange integrates fiat payment providers for card and bank on-ramp and off-ramp flows, with Paybis and Simplex already integrated as card-based fiat gateways. Fiat movement runs through those integrated licensed payment providers rather than through Coiny Exchange itself. Operators choose which providers are enabled, and which regions and payment methods each provider serves on their platform.
Coiny Exchange integrates KYC (know your customer) and AML (anti money laundering) providers directly into the onboarding and monitoring flow, with Sumsub already integrated for identity verification. Documents and checks are submitted to the provider from within the platform, results drive the user's verification tier automatically, and screening and monitoring outcomes land in the compliance workflow the operator's team works from.
Yes. Coiny Exchange connects to external custody providers alongside its own custody infrastructure, which uses MPC (multi-party computation), multi-signature and HSM controls across hot, warm and cold wallet tiers. Withdrawal authorisation and key handling can sit with the operator's chosen custody provider, with the platform holding the ledger, the approval workflow and the audit trail.
Coiny Exchange exposes REST endpoints for trading, accounts, market data and reporting, WebSocket streams for order books, trades and account events, and signed webhook callbacks for deposits, withdrawals, verification results and order events. Keys are scoped per integration. This is the surface your own systems build against; the connectivity catalogue on this page covers what Coiny Exchange connects to on your behalf.
Walk through the full catalogue with an engineer — FIX, MT5 and cTrader connectivity, venue and liquidity provider connections, payment, compliance and custody providers, support systems, and the REST, WebSocket and webhook surfaces your own team will build against.
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