# IDX Technologies > Build on Solana with IDX IDX Technologies is a Web3 infrastructure company building AI-integrated tools on Solana. It offers token creation, liquidity management, market-making bots, and a business wallet for token builders and Web3 operators. IDX Technologies is a Web3 infrastructure company that builds a Layer3 toolkit for developers, token projects, and businesses operating on Solana. Its offerings let users create tokens without coding, set up and manage liquidity pools, run automated market-making and volume bots, and handle metadata and authority management for existing tokens. The company positions its stack as an operations-focused alternative to purely speculative tooling, aiming to help token teams manage launches, liquidity, and community engagement from a single set of applications. Its protocol layer incorporates cross-chain compatibility, zero-knowledge privacy features, and AI-assisted threat detection to support these on-chain operations. The product suite is organized around a token launch platform, a set of automation and liquidity tools, and a self-custody business wallet, complemented by a native token used across the ecosystem. It is used by token creators, liquidity providers, marketing teams, and Web3 businesses seeking operational tooling on Solana. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2024-12-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/idx_technologies ## Products - [IDX AutoBot](https://thegrid.id/profiles/idx_technologies): IDX AutoBot is a web-based developer tooling platform that provides on-chain utilities for Solana token builders. It bundles an automated market maker and volume bot with multiple engine tiers to generate trading activity, alongside SPL token creation, Raydium liquidity pool setup, token metadata management, bulk token distribution, automated holder growth, social engagement boosting, and token supply controls such as burning and authority revocation. Founders, marketers, and developers use the dashboard to launch and manage Solana tokens without writing code, and all tools operate non-custodially without requiring access to private keys. (Developer Tooling, Live) - [IDX Wallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/idx_technologies): IDX Wallet is a self-custodial web3 wallet for managing digital assets and interacting with decentralized applications on Solana. It provides access to cross-chain tools and decentralized application interactions from a single interface, with support for creating multiple labeled sub-wallets for teams, bots, or operational layers. The wallet charges no platform fees on token-to-token swaps and requires no identity verification to use. (Wallet, Live) - [IDX Launchlab](https://thegrid.id/profiles/idx_technologies): IDX Launchlab is a no-code launch pad for creating and trading new tokens on Solana. Users configure and deploy a token through a bonding curve mechanism, a transparent on-chain pricing model that starts low and rises as more participants buy in, allowing immediate trading without a presale or preallocated wallets. Once trading volume fills the curve, the token automatically graduates to a Solana liquidity pool, making it tradable across decentralized exchanges and aggregators. (Launch Pad, Live) - [IDX Exchange](https://thegrid.id/profiles/idx_technologies): IDX Exchange, branded IDX Perps DEX, is a decentralized exchange for trading perpetual futures across multiple blockchains. Users connect their own wallets to trade with cross-margin leverage against a shared liquidity venue, using an order book interface with charting tools, limit and market orders, and take-profit or stop-loss settings. The exchange lists a wide range of markets spanning crypto majors, meme coins, foreign exchange pairs, commodities, and tokenized equities or indices, and remains non-custodial throughout the trading process. (Decentralized Derivative Exchange, Live) ## Assets - [ideax (IDX)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/idx_technologies): IDX is the utility token of IDX Technologies, a Layer3 Web3 infrastructure protocol on Solana. It is associated with the IDX ecosystem's suite of on-chain tools, including an automated market-making service, a Web3 wallet, and Solana token management tools. The token is traded on Raydium under the name ideax and represents participation in the IDX protocol's product ecosystem. 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