Zoomex has expanded its Stock Perpetuals lineup with twelve new USDT-margined contracts, bringing blue-chip names like JPMorgan Chase, Walmart, and Berkshire Hathaway Class B into its 24/7 derivatives market. The contracts, which also cover UnitedHealth Group, General Electric, Gilead Sciences, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Amgen, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Mastercard, and PayPal Holdings, let traders go long or short without waiting for a market open. It's a direct push into one of the fastest-growing corners of crypto derivatives in 2026.
What the new contracts offer
Most of the new pairs carry leverage up to 25x, though Regeneron and PayPal are capped at 20x. Traders can pick between Cross and Isolated margin modes, with settlement in USDT and a funding interval every eight hours. The funding rate ceiling is set at 2.00% for most contracts, with Regeneron slightly higher at 2.50%.
Zoomex says it publishes the leverage cap, tick size, and funding rate ceiling upfront for each contract. The exchange frames this as part of a Fair Access & Rule-Based Execution approach — the numbers are on the table before anyone puts on a position.
Same infrastructure, no new account
The new stock perpetuals run on the same infrastructure as Zoomex's existing USDT Perpetuals. There's no separate account or interface to learn; if you already trade on the platform, these contracts sit alongside the rest of the book. That's a deliberate design choice, since tokenized stock perpetuals have become one of the fastest-growing segments of crypto derivatives this year.
Who's behind the exchange
Zoomex was founded in 2021 and says it serves more than 3 million users across 35+ countries, with over 700 trading pairs available. The exchange holds regulatory registrations in several jurisdictions, including a U.S. MSB, Canada MSB, U.S. NFA, and Australia AUSTRAC. It also points to security audits completed by blockchain security firm Hacken.
On the marketing side, Zoomex has partnerships with the TGR Haas F1 Team, World Cup-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez, and Wimbledon. The sports tie-ins are a visible part of how the exchange has tried to build brand recognition beyond the core crypto audience.
The funding schedule runs every eight hours, so the first settlement window for these new pairs will hit within a day of listing. Whether the 25x leverage on blue-chip stocks draws the same crowd that trades crypto-native perps is the open question — but the exchange is clearly betting that 24/7 access to JPMorgan and Coca-Cola has an audience.
