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Someone launches a coin on pump.fun. Within a second it is a row in Axiom's Pulse feed under New Pairs, showing its age, market cap, how many wallets hold it, what share the creator kept, and whether early buys look bundled.
Axiom Trade is a website where you trade cryptocurrency tokens directly on the blockchain, from a wallet it creates for you, with the chart, the buy button and the feed of brand-new tokens all on one screen. That is the short version. What follows is the long version, written for someone who has never opened it. If you want to try it as you read, sign up through axiom.trade/@tradenow with code TradeNow for 20% off fees.
The Axiom Trade invite code is TradeNow. Axiom calls it a referral code. Enter it when you sign up and your trading fee drops by 20% for the life of the account, from 1% to 0.8% a trade.
If you are looking for an Axiom Trade invite code, use TradeNow. Type it into the referral field on the sign-up screen, or open axiom.trade/@tradenow and it is filled in for you. It is one of the most used Axiom codes, and it still works.
Axiom Trade is a browser-based crypto trading terminal with a built-in non-custodial wallet. It lets you find tokens the moment they are created on a blockchain, buy and sell them with one click against on-chain liquidity, follow other traders' wallets, and trade perpetual futures and prediction markets from the same account. It runs on Solana and seven EVM chains, charges 1% per trade, and holds none of your money.
Three words in that sentence carry most of the meaning. Terminal: it is a screen for trading, not a place that lists coins. On-chain: the trades settle on public blockchains, not inside a company's database. Non-custodial: the wallet is yours, and so is the responsibility for it.
| In one line | A trading terminal and wallet for on-chain tokens, perps and prediction markets |
|---|---|
| Runs | Any browser, desktop or phone, at axiom.trade; nothing to install |
| Made for | Trading new and small tokens fast; following wallets; one account for several chains |
| Not made for | Buying Bitcoin to hold for years, or cashing out to a bank |
| Costs | 1% of each trade, 0.8% with code TradeNow; no subscription |
| Sign-up | Email, Google or a Phantom wallet; no KYC |
| Since | Early 2025; Y Combinator W25; among the ten largest crypto protocols by fees |
Before terminals like Axiom, trading a new token on-chain meant juggling four things: a wallet extension, a decentralised exchange website, a token scanner in another tab, and a Telegram bot or a wallet tracker for alerts. By the time you had pasted the contract address from one to the other, the price had moved.
Axiom folds those into one page. The feed of new tokens is on the left, the chart in the middle, the buy button on the right, and the wallet you are buying from is the one the site made when you signed up. The wallets you follow sit in a panel beside the feed. The safety checks, holder counts, dev share, bundle detection, are printed on every row before you click. And because Axiom runs its own nodes and landing paths, the click reaches the chain faster than a browser wallet sending through a public RPC. That speed is most of why active traders moved here, and most of what the 1% fee pays for.
A worked example, on Solana, because that is where most people start.
Someone launches a coin on pump.fun. Within a second it is a row in Axiom's Pulse feed under New Pairs, showing its age, market cap, how many wallets hold it, what share the creator kept, and whether early buys look bundled.
You have filters set so only tokens with, say, more than fifty holders and under 20% in the top ten wallets reach you. This one passes. You open it; the chart, trades and top traders load in the same tab.
The Instant Trade panel has your preset: 0.5 SOL, 15% slippage, MEV protection on. One click, or one hotkey. The transaction is signed by your Axiom wallet and sent through Axiom's nodes; the fill shows a moment later.
You drag a limit line on the chart to sell half at double the entry, and set a stop under it. Both fire without you watching. The position, its PnL and the fees you paid sit in Portfolio.
Every step of that is a click inside one page, and none of it required a wallet extension, a second website or a bot. That is the product.
Follow up to ten thousand wallets and see their buys beside the feed; monitor X accounts; find KOL and insider wallets with Vision. The wallet tracking page goes into it.
Mirror a wallet's entries into your account with a cap per trade. Covered on the copy trading page.
Futures on margin through Hyperliquid and Polymarket's event markets, each with its own tab. See prediction markets.
A single dropdown changes the chain for everything on screen. Each chain has its own launchpads and venues, listed on its page: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB, Ethereum, Ink, Arc.
It is for people who trade small, new, fast-moving tokens and want the whole workflow on one screen, and for people who already trade on Solana and want the same tools on the newer chains without a second setup. It is also a reasonable first on-chain wallet, because the sign-up is an email and the recovery phrase is shown once and explained. No invite code is needed to join; the one code on the sign-up form is optional and only lowers the fee, as the invite code page explains.
It is not for someone who wants to buy Bitcoin and hold it: a flat 1% is a memecoin fee, not a long-term-holding fee, and there is no way to sell to a bank account. It is not custodial, so there is no password reset that gives back a lost wallet. And the tokens it makes easy to trade are, mostly, tokens that will be worth nothing in a week. The terminal is very good at getting you in and out fast. It does not decide whether you should. The Axiom Trade review weighs those trade-offs, incidents included.
There is no subscription and no fee to hold or withdraw. Each spot trade pays 1% to Axiom, 0.8% if the account was opened with a referral code such as TradeNow, and part of that comes back as cashback on a tier that rises with your volume, up to a quarter of a percent. Perpetual trades pay 0.01% to Axiom on top of Hyperliquid's fee. Network gas is separate and costs cents on each of Axiom's chains. The full breakdown is on the fees page, and the discount mechanics on the referral code page.
Sign up at the real address, axiom.trade/@tradenow, with email, Google or Phantom, and check the referral field reads TradeNow. Write down the recovery phrase the site shows you. It is shown once.
Send a small amount of SOL to the deposit address, or buy some by card through Coinbase. Ten dollars is enough to learn on.
A small buy size, 10 to 15% slippage, MEV protection on. Leave the priority fee at its default until you know why you would change it.
Spend a day reading Pulse without buying. Notice how many tokens die in an hour. Then make one small trade, sell it, and look at what the fees and the fill actually were.
Same product, several names. Axiom Trade is the domain, Axiom Exchange is the X account, and Axiom is what the company calls itself. Axiom Pro is this website, a guide written by an affiliate, and not the product. The official website page explains how to tell the real site from the copies; the terminal page walks the screen tab by tab; the Axiom crypto page covers the company, its size and the token question.
A website for buying and selling crypto tokens directly on the blockchain, with a wallet built in, designed so you can trade a token in the first minutes after it launches without switching between tools.
Both, in the practical sense. It creates a non-custodial wallet for you and it is where you trade, but it is not an exchange in the Binance sense: your funds stay in that wallet and orders fill in on-chain pools.
There is nothing to pay to sign up or hold funds. Each trade costs 1% of its size, 0.8% with the referral code TradeNow, less any cashback you earn on volume.
No. You sign up with an email or a Google account, the wallet is made for you, and every action is a button or a hotkey. Connecting a Phantom wallet is optional.
Any coin that has a pool on one of Axiom's chains, even one launched a minute ago, plus perpetual futures and prediction markets. There is no listing process, so there is no vetting either.
The platform itself cannot lose your money because it never holds it. The risks are the ones a beginner is least ready for: losing the recovery phrase, typing it into a fake site, and buying tokens that go to zero. Start small and read the wallet page before depositing.
Yes, in Safari or Chrome. There is no app in any store; pin the site to the home screen and it opens full-screen with the same account and wallet.
Disclaimer: most newly launched tokens lose their value quickly, and trading them is a fast way to lose money. Features, fees and supported chains change at the platform's discretion. Not financial advice. Axiom Pro, the site you are reading, is an affiliate and not Axiom Trade.