Cryptocurrency Exchange Development

Personal account is an essential feature that users to perform the key actions:

• Check their trading history and filter out closed orders by date or currency pair.
• See their history of transactions—deposits and withdrawals. It’s also important to assign a status to each transaction (e.g., pending, successful, or rejected).
• Check their balance for each currency and see the addresses of their wallets on the platform.
• Replenish and withdraw their funds through a simple online form.

• Charts that allow users to see fluctuations of a currency pair's exchange rate. Most often, exchanges use the so-called Japanese candlestick and volume charts. the best way to add a chart to your website is to use ready-made solutions such as Tradingview.com, BigCharts.com or Freestockcharts.com
• Sale order forms and stock charts. They show bids from users that wait for counteroffers. To ensure that users always see up-to-date information, your devs should build this feature using WebSocket. It’s a protocol that provides a continuous data transfer between the client and the server.
• Bidding history that shows closed transactions. Users should be able to monitor statistics that would help them to predict market trends.

By increasing the number of cryptocurrency wallets on the exchange, you give more opportunities to your users. Hence, you attract a larger audience.

Besides, if you plan to go global, you’ll have to add to your platform local payment systems of every country.

To ensure security, development speed, and ease of tech support, you should make this feature a separate service and connect it to your main project through a secure data channel.