Vertex

Perp + Spot
$VRTX · Founded 2023 · vertexprotocol.com ↗
Price n/aNot available
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79/100dexwatch score · Solid

Vertex is a Perp + Spot on Arbitrum.

Key metrics

24h volume
$430.0M
7d volume
$2.75B
Total value locked
$120.0M
Open interest
n/a
Active addr · 30d
n/a
Market share
n/a
Market cap
n/a
Maker / taker fee
−0.002% / 0.02%
Max leverage
20×
Trading pairs
64

Overview

Vertex is a perp + spot that runs on Arbitrum. It handles roughly $430.0M in 24-hour volume with $120.0M in total value locked, charging a taker fee of 0.02% and offering up to 20× leverage. Founded in 2023.

A detailed editorial pros & cons breakdown, security score and audit history for Vertex are not available yet — the figures above are an approximate public snapshot. We add full profiles over time.

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Frequently asked about Vertex

Is Vertex safe to use?
There is no published dexwatch security score or audit list for Vertex in our dataset yet, so we mark that as not available. Like other decentralized exchanges it is non-custodial, meaning you keep control of your funds in your own wallet. Always do your own research before trading.
What are the trading fees on Vertex?
Vertex charges a maker fee of −0.002% and a taker fee of 0.02%. Makers are rebated for adding liquidity, which means you can be paid to provide orders to the book.
What is the maximum leverage on Vertex?
Vertex offers up to 20× leverage on supported markets. High leverage is extremely risky and can liquidate a position quickly — only trade what you can afford to lose.
Which blockchains does Vertex support?
Vertex operates on Arbitrum.

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Approximate snapshot from public trackers — figures move constantly and are for reference only, not financial advice. Updated May 30, 2026.