Zipmex Review: Is It Safe? Fees, App & Ranking

Zipmex

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Not Regulated

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Questionable Regulatory License

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Basic Information

Country/Region

Singapore

Exchange AbbreviationZipmex

Company NameZEROEX PTE. LTD.

Operating Period5-10 years

Websitehttps://zipmex.com/

Exchange TypeDecentralized Exchange

Score

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2026-08-16 Rating

RiskNotice

5 risk alerts

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Medium Risk 3

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Australia2025-06-25

User Feedback

Allen6325

2024-10-27

I was deceived by the Zipmex exchange in Taiwan and Singapore, totaling 390,000 TWD. May I ask customer service, is this your company's software, customer service, and boss? I wrote an email to you to inquire about the issue, but no one responded.

FX1989072601

2024-05-18

Zipmex's interface is pretty user-friendly, but their customer support could use some work. Trading fees are decent though.

Exchange Overview

We’re a regulated Digital Assets Platform where you can buy, sell, and earn interest on digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and more 24/7. Buy and sell crypto with SGD, USD and more.

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News

Today in Crypto: Hackers Steal $23M from Bitrue, Canon USA to Launch NFT Marketplace, HashKey Launches Wealth Management Platform, Ripple Reveals Liquidity Hub

Today in Crypto: Hackers Steal $23M from Bitrue, Canon USA to Launch NFT Marketplace, HashKey Launches Wealth Management Platform, Ripple Reveals Liquidity Hub　　Source: AdobeStock H_Ko　　Get your daily, bite-sized digest of cryptoasset and blockchain-related news – investigating the stories flying under the radar of todays crypto news.　　Security news　　Hackers stole $23 million from a wallet belonging to Singapore-based crypto exchange Bitrue. “We have identified a brief exploit in one of our hot wallets on 07:18 (UTC), 14 April 2023. We were able to address this matter quickly and prevented the further exploit of funds. We take this matter seriously and are currently investigating the situation,” Bitrue said. To conduct additional security checks, Bitrue will temporarily suspend all withdrawals and will reopen them on April 18, it added.　　NFT news　　Canon USA, the American arm of the camera and imaging giant, said it would launch an Ethereum non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace dedicated to photography this year. Per the website, Cadabra is a curated photography marketplace that offers a selection of NFTs from innovative creators. It “aims to empower creators by connecting them to enthusiastic collectors who celebrate the art of photography through a shared appreciation for these digital artworks,” it added.　　Investment news　　Hong Kong-based digital asset

2023-04-10Industry

Euler Finance exploiter returns over 58,000 stolen Ether

Own this piece of history　　The hacker behind the $196 million exploit on lending protocol Euler Finance has returned the majority of the stolen assets, according to on-chain data.　　In a transaction on March 25, the exploiter returned 51,000 Ether (ETH) worth around $88 million at the time of writing. A second transfer of 7,737 ETH was made on the same day, worth over $13 million. Previously, on March 18, the hacker sent 3,000 ETH to the protocol, worth nearly $5.4 million at the time. The exploiter still controls some of the stolen assets.　　On March 13, the hacker carried out multiple transactions stealing nearly $196 million from the protocol in a flash loan attack, dubbed the largest DeFi hack of 2023 so far. Stolen assets include 8.8 million DAI, 849,000 wBTC, 85 million stETH, and 34 million USDC stablecoin.　　A few days after the hack, the exploiter sent an on-chain message to Euler calling for an agreement with the protocol. “We want to make this easy on all those affected. No intention of keeping what is not ours. Setting up secure communication. Let us come to an agreement,” they said.　　The protocol had previously tried to negotiate with the exploiter, requesting that they return

2023-03-25Defi

Arbitrum Discord hacker shares phishing announcement amid airdrop hype

Own this piece of history　　The crypto community‘s warning against fake Arbitrum (ARB) airdrops materialized as hackers managed to drop a phishing link into Arbitrum’s official Discord server.　　On March 25, blockchain-focused security firm CetriK revealed the possibility of a phishing link being circulated via the Arbitrum Discord server. It is suspected that a hacked Discord account of one of Arbitrums developers was used to share a fake announcement with a phishing link.　　The phishing message on Discord offered “the opportunity to re-claim an additional stake in Arbitrum DAO Governance” while citing issues during the initial token claim drive. However, the supporting URL misspelled Arbitrum as “Arbtirum” — a deception technique used in a phishing attack.　　Clicking on such phishing usually navigates the unsuspecting victims to a fake website prompting them to enter personal information such as a wallets private key.　　However, further investigation from Cointelegraph shows that clicking on Arbitrums phishing link takes users to a blank website with the text “Astaghfirullah,” which translates to “I seek forgiveness in God.” In modern times, it can also be used as an expression of disbelief or disapproval, according to Wiktionary.　　Until further clarification from Arbitrum, investors are advised against interacting with the announcement. As hackers try to