Trade markets peacefully
Capped funding. Predictable costs. Self-custody. Built for calm trading.
Trade 16 markets with
clearer execution rules.
Your funds live on-chain.
Not on our servers.
Funding won't eat
your position.
On most exchanges, funding can spike past 150% APR during volatility — wiping out days of gains while you sleep.
Exolane enforces a hard cap of ±15% APR on-chain. In normal conditions, rates stay under 2–3% APR. You see the ceiling before you trade, not after. How it works →
Fill at oracle price.
Zero slippage, every time.
Operate with fewer
clicks, not fewer controls.
Enable 1-Click Trading with trade-only session keys, use sponsored mode when available, and inspect the SDK, app surfaces, and docs before you automate anything. Learn how 1-Click Trading works →
Research the model before you trade
These pages explain custody, funding, audits, admin scope, liquidation rules, and operational status in public.
Why Exolane is easier to evaluate
The strongest pitch is a set of rules and documents users can inspect for themselves.
Non-custodial design
Control of keys stays with the user
Exolane states that it does not hold private keys, cannot access user funds, and manages collateral through smart contracts on Arbitrum One.
Bounded funding costs
Live funding stays variable, worst case stays bounded
Public docs state that funding is market-driven with a plus or minus 15 percent APR cap per market, so live rates can sit below the ceiling while worst-case carrying costs stay easier to reason about.
Oracle-settled execution
Local order flow does not move the price
Orders settle on the next valid Pyth update, so Exolane order size does not push the execution price higher or lower through local liquidity.
Common questions
Questions worth answering before first trade
Clear answers help users and search engines understand what Exolane is, how it works, and what can be verified publicly.
FAQ
Is Exolane custodial?
No. Exolane states that it does not hold user private keys or control withdrawals. Collateral is managed by smart contracts on Arbitrum One.
FAQ
What determines the final execution price?
Orders settle at the next valid Pyth oracle update. Local Exolane order flow does not move the execution price, though the oracle can change before settlement.
FAQ
Is Exolane funding fixed at 15%?
No. Public docs state that Exolane funding is market-driven and capped at plus or minus 15 percent APR per market by on-chain smart contract rules. Live funding can sit below the cap, while worst-case carrying costs stay bounded more clearly than on uncapped systems.
FAQ
How constrained is 1-Click Trading?
Session keys are trade-only. They can place or close trades, but they cannot withdraw funds, and the security model is documented publicly.
FAQ
What should a new user review before trading?
Start with the entity overview, audits, security docs, legal pages, and status page. Those pages explain custody, execution, funding caps, admin scope, and where to review recent public notices.
Key facts
Public facts, not vanity metrics
This section highlights protocol facts users can verify directly in Exolane docs, blog explainers, and security materials.
Compare the difference
Why Traders Switch to Exolane
These comparisons reflect publicly documented protocol parameters. Verify the claims in docs before trading.
Data sourced from Exolane protocol docs and public audit reports. Verify before trading.
Review the model.
Trade when ready.
Launch the app after reading how Exolane handles custody, execution, funding, and liquidations.
Start with the overview and public audits before opening your first position.