Paradex Launches Zero-Fee Spot Trading, Starting with ETH
Paradex has introduced zero-fee spot trading, starting with ETH, as part of its DeFi Supercenter vision. The exchange extends its bug bounty program for two more weeks.
Paradex, the decentralized exchange focused on derivatives, has launched zero-fee spot trading. The new feature goes live with Ethereum (ETH) as the first available market, according to an announcement from the project.
The move advances Paradex's broader ambition to build what it calls a "DeFi Supercenter" for the internet economy, combining spot, perpetuals, and options in a single platform. Zero-fee spot trading is intended to enable new strategies such as spot-neutral portfolio construction and arbitrage, which previously may have been cost-prohibitive.
To ensure the security of the new spot functionality, Paradex is extending its existing bug bounty program for an additional two weeks. Users who discover issues related to ETH spot trading are encouraged to submit a ticket. The exchange also noted that user balances remain private throughout the process.
Alongside the launch, Paradex listed several tokens including TGE, RWAs, and DIME, though details on these markets remain limited. The exchange did not specify whether additional trading pairs would follow zero-fee terms.
Interested traders can access the zero-fee spot markets directly on the Paradex platform. The launch marks a significant expansion beyond Paradex's original focus on perpetual and options trading.
Source: Paradex