Zoomex has folded its stock contracts, commodity contracts, and stock tokens into a single TradFi Zone on the platform, pulling the three products under one roof alongside its crypto perpetuals. The upgrade, announced this week, also brings an Early Bird campaign that hands out an 80% trading-fee discount coupon on nearly 100 tradable pairs, with registration running from August 21 to September 2, 2026 (UTC).
One account for stocks, gold, and crypto
The TradFi Zone settles stock and commodity contracts in USDT and links them to the same Unified Trading Account already used for crypto perpetuals. That means traders can open long or short positions, with leverage and margin mechanics matching the exchange's existing USDT perpetual framework. Stock contracts support both cross and isolated margin modes with leverage up to 20x, and the eligible list now includes recent additions like UNH, GE, JPM, GILD, AMGN, REGN, WMT, KO, PEP, MA, PYPL, and BRK.B.
Commodity contracts cover gold and silver, with more commodities planned. Stock tokens, meanwhile, track major equities on a spot basis, backed by real-world stocks held through custody arrangements — a non-leveraged way to get price exposure without leaving the platform.
The Early Bird discount
The campaign is a straightforward three-step flow: register, receive the reward within 24 hours, and claim the TradFi Hot Pairs coupon from the Rewards Hub. Registration requires no trading — only the redemption step does. Each user gets one voucher, and eligibility depends on regional availability. The voucher itself is valid for five days from the moment it's claimed, which means early registrants have a tight window to put the 80% discount to work.
The discounted pairs list spans a broad mix: major tech names, AI and semiconductor stocks, crypto-adjacent equities, index and leveraged ETFs, and international companies like Samsung, SK Hynix, Hyundai, Xiaomi, and Alibaba. That's nearly 100 tickers total.
Bringing stock and commodity contracts into the same account structure as crypto perpetuals is a practical move for traders who already split their attention between digital assets and traditional markets. It removes the friction of maintaining separate margin pools and settles everything in USDT, which keeps the whole system within the exchange's existing risk framework. The fee discount is the obvious hook to pull in early users, but the long-term appeal is the consolidated order flow and margin efficiency.
Still, the timing isn't trivial. Launching a campaign right after a broad market correction would be one thing, but the exchange is doing it during a period of relatively calm — which might actually work in its favor, giving traders a cheap way to test the new zone. The catch is regional eligibility; anyone outside the supported jurisdictions won't see the coupon.
