Nivex

About Nivex

Nivex is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange that utilizes artificial intelligence to offer a range of digital asset services. Launched on March 10, 2024, the company is headquartered in Singapore and operates as Nivex Technology PTE. LTD. The platform was co-founded by CEO Simon V. Hardy, who has been involved in the crypto industry since 2015 and has experience in fundraising and marketing for multiple blockchain projects. Becky Cai is the Co-Founder and CMO. In 2025, the company rebranded from Nx.one to Nivex, shifting its focus to become a global leader in AI-powered crypto finance. By January 2026, Nivex had surpassed 400,000 registered users.

Nivex provides a comprehensive digital asset management platform that integrates AI-powered smart trading, compliant financial infrastructure, and an on-chain ecosystem. Its core business revolves around providing services such as spot and contract trading, over-the-counter (OTC) transactions, copy trading, and AI-driven strategy trading. The platform leverages AI to give users data-driven insights, risk assessment tools, and automated strategy execution. One of its key features is an AI institutional copy trading system, which allows users to automatically replicate the trading strategies of professional teams. Nivex also offers a custom AI strategy builder for users to create and automate their own trading logic.

The business model serves both retail traders and professional clients like institutions and funds. For retail users, it aims to lower the barrier to entry for sophisticated trading by making institutional-grade tools accessible. For professional clients, it provides structured asset management tools. The platform supports over 100 digital currencies, including major ones like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and USDT. In addition to its trading services, Nivex offers crypto wealth management tools such as savings and staking, collateralized lending, and a card service for daily spending and ATM withdrawals.

Nivex has emphasized regulatory compliance, holding Money Services Business (MSB) licenses in the United States (FinCEN) and Canada. It is also pursuing regulatory approvals in other jurisdictions, including Singapore, Australia, and Dubai. However, some online sources have raised concerns, classifying the platform as a potential scam, citing practices like promises of high returns and issues with withdrawals, and noting that its regulatory claims are not always independently verified.