Watch the walkthrough: Discover the New Ouinex Website
Every market, one account
The homepage leads on the proposition: Every Market. One Exchange. From there you can reach everything Ouinex offers, crypto spot and crypto perpetuals, plus forex, commodities, indices and stocks, all from a single multi-asset account, with crypto as collateral.
That is the thing the old site said somewhere and the new one says immediately. Most people arriving at an exchange website want to know what they can trade there before they want to know anything else.
The website and the platform are now linked
Previously these were two destinations. You traded on the platform, the reference material lived on the website, and moving between them meant knowing the URL or going looking.
Now the Live platform menu links straight to the website, and the website links straight back to the platform.
The practical effect is on the reference material. Fee schedules, market hours and the Academy were always there; the people who most needed them were on the platform and rarely saw them. One link in each direction fixes a problem that no amount of writing would have.
Everything from the top menu
Education gathers the four learning surfaces: the Academy, the Blog, the Glossary and the FAQ.
More holds the practical references:
- Trading Hours, every market's schedule in one view. Worth a bookmark if you trade anything outside crypto, since forex, indices and commodities each keep their own sessions.
- Algo Trading, automation and API-driven strategies.
- Fees, the full cost structure, including the markets with no commission, plus the OUIXPower calculator.
- Safety of Assets, how funds are held.
- Partnership and Our Team.
The organising idea is that the three questions people actually ask, when does this market open, what does this trade cost, how is my money held, each have a page, and each page is two clicks from anywhere.
What to look at first
There is also a pricing comparison, reachable from the homepage rather than the menu.
If you are new to Ouinex: the homepage, then Fees. The cost structure is where a multi-asset account either makes sense for you or does not, and it is a faster way to evaluate an exchange than reading its marketing.
If you already trade here: Trading Hours. It is the page most existing users did not know existed, and it answers the question that produces the most "is something broken?" support tickets. The answer is usually that the market is closed.
If you are building something: Algo Trading, then the API reference.
The bottom line
The site is now a reference you can use rather than a brochure you visit once. The connection between the website and the platform is the real change, everything else is a better version of what was already there. Start at ouinex.com, and the rest of what shipped in 4.35 is in the changelog.