A modular, white-label demo crypto exchange — production-grade engineering, paper balances, and an order book you can plug new projects into.
Cryptostacke is a demo: balances are simulated, there's no KYC, no fiat, and nothing touches a blockchain. The architecture, though, is the same one you'd run for real — so a demo can become live by swapping a single adapter.
A limit order book with price-time priority, collateral locking, and price-improvement refunds — settled the moment orders cross.
Every balance is the sum of append-only postings. Integer-only money math, idempotent writes, and entries that always net to zero.
Bring a game or a crypto project as a signed module. It lists its own market, mints its own asset, and trades against the hub — the core never imports its code.
Name, logo, colors, domain — all from configuration. The same engine ships under any brand, on any server, with TLS handled for you.
The accompanying token is a feature of the exchange, not an investment. No yield, no public sale: in demo it's a simulated asset that powers four things across the ecosystem. Going live (a real BEP-20) is an optional, legally-gated path.
Rewards are paid only from a funded pool — a module can never mint the shared token.