# Alphalox

> Where capital grows

Alphalox is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange operated from Poland and Germany. It lets users trade spot, futures and margin markets, automate purchases through savings plans and bots, and receive a share of exchange profits as rewards.

Alphalox is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange serving retail investors and active traders in Europe. The platform combines spot, futures, and margin trading with automated savings plans, interest offers, and trading bots. It returns a portion of its exchange profits to the community through recurring rewards.

Users deposit and withdraw euros by bank transfer and hold a range of digital assets in a custodial wallet. Savings plans invest fixed amounts on a recurring schedule, with preset strategies that include a basket of tokenized real-world assets. A demo mode supplied with virtual funds lets new users practice trading before completing identity verification.

Alongside the exchange, Alphalox runs a launchpad for curated token listings, a referral and affiliate program, seasonal reward campaigns, and an educational academy. It is used by beginner investors, active traders, and content creators across Europe. The platform is completing a rebrand from its former ACM name.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Finance
- Status: Active
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/alphalox

## Products

- [Alphalox Exchange](https://thegrid.id/profiles/alphalox): Alphalox Exchange is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange offering spot, futures, and margin trading from one custodial account. Futures support leverage with isolated or cross margin, and orders can carry stop-loss, take-profit, and one-cancels-the-other instructions. Savings plans automate recurring purchases using preset or custom strategies, while grid, dollar-cost averaging, and signal bots automate trading. Users can also request individual interest offers from licensed issuers, browse curated token listings on a launchpad, and practice in a demo mode with virtual funds. Euro deposits and withdrawals run by bank transfer. (Centralised Exchange, Live, Main Product)
- [ACM DEX](https://thegrid.id/profiles/alphalox): ACM DEX was a decentralized exchange interface that let users swap tokens across multiple blockchains directly from a connected wallet. Users chose a source chain and token and a destination chain and token, and the interface routed the swap without a centralized intermediary. It operated alongside the centralized ACM exchange and has since been taken offline. (Decentralised Exchange, Discontinued)

## Links

- [Main](https://alphalox.com)
- [Documentation](https://alphalox.com/docs/rest-api)
- [Privacy policy](https://alphalox.com/en/privacy-policy)
- [Terms of Service](https://alphalox.com/en/terms-and-conditions)
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