TruBit Pro exchange profile

CoinMarketCap’s page retrieved on 20 October 2026 displayed approximately US$746 million of reported rolling 24-hour spot turnover. The retrieved page was a cached snapshot, not a measurement at the publication minute. This is reported trading activity, not an independently verified active-customer count or a measure of reserves.[32]

One-way mode permits one direction in a contract; hedge mode permits simultaneous long and short positions. These choices exist in both the web and app guides. Holding both directions does not remove the funding, fees or margin requirements of each position.[28]

Switching merger/separation settings requires clearing open positions and pending orders. In separation mode, changing the leverage setting affects subsequent positions, while existing positions retain their setting. This is a meaningful difference from the general margin guide’s adjustable-leverage illustration.[27]

Illustration using the published contract example: a 10,000 USDT notional fill costs 2 USDT at 0.02% or 6 USDT at 0.06%. Opening and closing the same notional as taker costs 12 USDT before funding, spread, slippage and conversion. This is fee arithmetic, not a current personalised quote.[5]

The older overview, updated 10 October 2025, instead lists a 0.04% taker rate and the same 0.02% maker rate. This unresolved difference is another reason to use the applicable account tariff rather than treating either example as universal.[30]

Funding is exchanged between position holders, ordinarily every eight hours when a position is open at settlement. Positive funding means longs pay shorts; negative funding reverses that direction. It is calculated on position value, not the smaller deposited margin, and the platform says it does not retain the transfer.[6]

For a hypothetical 10,000 USDT position and a positive 0.01% settlement rate, the funding transfer is 1 USDT: paid by the long and received by the short. Keeping an unchanged position through three such settlements would total 3 USDT. Actual rates vary. Funding can consume available collateral and then position margin; an apparently small charge can therefore change liquidation exposure.[6]

Contract bonuses are trading credits that cannot themselves be withdrawn. Their validity starts on crediting. The guide permits profits to be withdrawn after bonus expiry; moving profits sooner forfeits unused bonus. Credits can offset specified contract costs and losses, while bonus-funded transactions do not earn fee rebates. The general bonus guide excludes copying, but the signal-copy FAQ describes limited fee/funding offsets. Those product-specific conditions need resolving in the actual offer before allocating money.[23][22]

The ADA/USDT spot pair was scheduled for removal on 25 September 2026 at 10:00 UTC+8. The same notice ended ADA and ALGO withdrawals on 30 September at 10:00 UTC+8. Both deadlines precede this profile. Holders with unresolved balances need the official support route; an old wallet guide does not extend those exit windows.[3]

A block-trade quote carries its own payment deadline. TruBit reserves cancellation rights if a buyer’s payment is late, and also if its payment on a sell order is not completed within the agreed time. A customer’s cancellation request goes to the account manager and can be refused. Neither a universal minimum nor a single execution/settlement tariff was established in the inspected block-trade policy.[25]

The platform withdrawal process requires an internal release before blockchain submission. Users therefore depend on the custodian’s account controls while assets remain credited there. An authenticated balance display is distinct from holding the signing keys to a personal blockchain wallet.[14]

The March 2026 derivatives agreement permits emergency restrictions, position reductions, clawbacks and reversal of abnormal trades. A customer’s inability to cancel an executed trade does not remove the operator’s contractual correction powers. The agreement excludes its trading simulation from those contract terms.[26]

Deletion is different from leaving an account unused. A dated inactivity tariff was not established in the inspected account material. Closure also acknowledges legally required retention of some records, despite ending user access. Save useful history before requesting an irreversible exit.[18]

The current general agreement excludes listed jurisdictions including the United States, North Korea, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Zimbabwe, alongside sanctions and applicable-law restrictions. Citizenship, residence and location can matter; this is not a list of every eligible country.[1]

The KYC walkthrough updated 10 September 2026 takes users through Identity Verification and an external Sumsub review. Its Mexican example asks about INE address matching, occupation, RFC and telephone, followed by proof of address. Country-specific fields should not be imposed on every reader. The actual verification screen determines enabled features; numerical Pro level limits could not be established from the accessible level page.[15]

Contract access additionally requires accepting its separate agreement, lawful ownership and provenance of deposited assets, and legality in the user’s jurisdiction. A verified spot account is therefore not, on its own, evidence of unrestricted derivative eligibility.[26]

The 18 October 2026 maintenance notice scheduled a seven-hour window, 16:00–23:00 in its stated “GST+8” notation. It suspended trading and crypto transfers, warned of restricted login, left existing contracts open, cancelled open orders and deferred TP/SL operation until service resumed. No independently tested resumption or authorised alternative telephone dealing route was established. Those order consequences matter more than assuming an open app means a protective instruction remained executable.[4]

The app’s PnL Calendar shows 7-, 30- and 90-day views under Balance → Contract. Its daily clock is UTC and the current-day figure concerns realised contract P&L. The guide says data begin on 3 April 2026. This is useful performance history, but it does not establish a complete spot/derivatives/fiat CSV archive or a jurisdiction-ready tax return.[24]

The general agreement specifies ICC mediation followed, after 30 days from the mediation request unless otherwise agreed, by one-arbitrator ICC proceedings in Mexico City; it also invokes BVI law.[1]

Product dispute wording differs: the contract agreement names Seychelles governing law and the BVI judiciary, while Earn+ directs unresolved negotiated disputes to BVI courts. These are separate published clauses; no single universal dispute forum is asserted for every product.[26][20]

The general terms expressly distinguish Mexican AML obligations from ITF authorisation and financial supervision, and disclaim government-backed deposit protection. No independently verified comprehensive exchange licence or private customer-insurance ceiling was established.[1]

The 19 March 2026 general agreement names Lunexa Limited of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines as counterparty.[1]

Mexo changed to TruBit Pro on 3 October 2022. The original announcement said pending operations, credentials, KYC and asset balances would carry across unchanged, and identified Galactic Holdings as parent at that time. That historical group description should not replace the counterparty named in current terms. The wallet and exchange are related products, with different user flows and some shared account consequences.[33]

Operator

Lunexa Limited

Exchange model

Centralised

Service scope

Spot, contracts, copy strategies and Earn subscriptions.

Client types

Retail clients

Pricing publication

Public and quoted pricing

Other names

Mexo; Mexo Exchange

Pricing scope

Fee examples public; exact spot tiers unresolved.

Funding scope

Supported crypto networks; MXN rails suspended.

Custody and asset handling

Platform balances and separate product commitments.

Client eligibility

Country, sanctions and product-specific checks.

Support

Help-center form and [email protected].

Authorisation and registration scope

AML obligations do not constitute comprehensive product authorisation.

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Signal copying publishes a 10% share of qualifying profit, including profitable copied positions manually closed by the follower.[22]

Signal profit-sharing rules distinguish interim withholding from final distribution. Daily review can lead to adjustments or refunds; open positions can defer settlement. A displayed deduction therefore need not be the final amount distributed to the lead trader.[31]

Pool profit sharing is set for the particular pool. Copying results depend on its strategy and closure timing; an advertised past return is not a fixed withdrawal entitlement.[21]

Earn+ assigns product design and management to TruBit and permits suspension or termination. It is a managed asset product with service-interruption and third-party risks. A quoted annualised yield is distinct from principal protection or cash already available for withdrawal.[20]