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Review · Trading terminals and perps · Updated October 27, 2026

RaidenX Review: a Sui-focused trading terminal with thin public detail

What it isWeb trading terminal for meme and ecosystem tokens on Sui
TelegramNot published
VerdictLimited
Atlas AI Score4.4 / 10
PlatformWeb · Sui (API also lists Aptos)
Trading feeNot published
CustodyNot published

What is RaidenX?

RaidenX bills itself as a trading terminal for the Sui blockchain, aimed at people trading new and meme tokens there. We could not load the main website during our check, so this review relies on the project's public API reference and indexed official pages.

The official site describes RaidenX as "the best trading terminal on SUI". The product is a web terminal rather than a pure Telegram bot, focused on Sui tokens, new pairs and trending lists.

RaidenX also runs a public developer API. Its reference lists two networks, sui and aptos, with endpoints for prices, OHLCV candles, trades by pair or token, wallet balances and portfolios (beta), plus buy-limit and sell-limit order endpoints that take a target USD price and a set of wallets.

Several API pages referenced in the index, including the pricing and getting-started pages, returned "page not found" when we checked. The raidenx.io homepage failed to load from our location on October 27, 2026, so we could not confirm current features, custody or fees.

Because of these gaps, treat everything here as provisional and check the live site before depositing.

Good fit for

  • Active Sui traders who want a terminal instead of a DEX front-end
  • Developers who need Sui price and trade data through an API

Not ideal for

  • Anyone who needs fees and custody spelled out before depositing
  • Traders on Solana, EVM chains or perps

RaidenX Atlas AI Score

4.4

4.4 / 10 Limited

Confidence: Low

RaidenX targets a real gap as a Sui trading terminal, but almost nothing about fees or custody could be confirmed. Until the site and docs are readable, it scores low on information alone.

Features & depth30%6.0

Terminal with limit orders and a data API, but we could not verify the live feature set.

Fees & transparency25%3.0

No fee rate published on any page we could read.

Security & custody20%3.5

Custody model and protections not described in readable sources.

Maturity & availability15%4.5

Homepage unreachable during our check; several API doc pages missing.

Documentation & support10%4.5

API reference exists, but overview and pricing pages return not found.

Scored by AI from official sources on October 27, 2026. No hands-on testing or security audit. How we score

RaidenX features

Chain
Sui (API also lists Aptos)
Interface
Web trading terminal
Orders
Market and limit orders (limit buy/sell via API)
Data
Prices, OHLCV, trades and wallet portfolio endpoints
Custody
Not published
Fees
Not published

RaidenX fees

RaidenX does not publish its trading fee on any page we could read. Its public pages refer to a trading fee charged on user transactions, but give no rate. Check the fee shown in the order panel before your first trade, and expect Sui network gas on top.

RaidenX pros and cons

Pros

  • One of the few dedicated trading terminals for Sui
  • Public API with price, OHLCV, trade and limit-order endpoints
  • Limit orders with a target USD price across several wallets

Cons

  • Trading fee not published
  • Main website did not load during our check
  • Parts of the API documentation return page-not-found
  • Custody model and security measures not described in sources we could read

RaidenX vs Deribit vs GMX

The closest alternatives in our catalog: same market first, then the highest-scoring products.

FeatureRaidenXDeribitGMX
TypeWeb trading terminal for meme and ecosystem tokens on SuiCentralized crypto options and futures exchange, owned by CoinbaseDecentralized perpetual and spot exchange with pool-based liquidity
PlatformWeb · Sui (API also lists Aptos)Web, iOS, Android, REST/WebSocket/FIX API, testnet · BTC, ETH, SOL and moreWeb (app.gmx.io) · Arbitrum, Avalanche, MegaETH, Solana · deposits from Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain · SDK and API
Trading feeNot publishedOptions 0.03% of underlying (cap 12.5% of premium); perps/futures 0.015% maker, 0.035% taker0.04%-0.06% open/close on most markets; swaps 0.05%-0.07%; plus price impact, funding, borrowing and gas
CustodyNot publishedCustodial exchange accounts with KYC; not available in the US and other restricted regionsNon-custodial; trades settle from your own wallet or GMX Account
TelegramNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Atlas AI Score4.4 / 108.5 / 108.3 / 10
ConfidenceLowHighHigh

Compare side by side: RaidenX vs Deribit vs GMX

How to get started with RaidenX

  1. Open raidenx.io and confirm the site loads and shows current terms.
  2. Read the fee shown in the order panel and the wallet setup screen before funding.
  3. Fund with a small amount of SUI and test a limit order first.

RaidenX FAQ

What is RaidenX?

A trading terminal for tokens on the Sui blockchain, according to its website.

What are RaidenX's fees?

Not published on the pages we could read. Check the order panel.

Which chains does RaidenX support?

Sui. Its public API reference also lists Aptos.

Does RaidenX have an API?

Yes. A public API reference covers prices, OHLCV, trades, wallets and limit orders.

Is RaidenX self-custodial?

Not published.