The demo exchange is public and open. No form, no login, no scheduled call — the same build we deploy, running with test liquidity.
Most exchange vendors gate the demo. You fill in a form, wait for a reply, and get a call where someone drives while you watch — which tells you how good their sales team is, not how good their platform is.
Ours is open at demo.javizen.com. Open it, click into the modules, break something. Then, if it holds up, book the walkthrough that answers the questions a click-around cannot.
What is running in the demo
The same build, with test data instead of customer money.
- Spot trading with a live order book and TradingView charts
- Futures and options, with the position and payout mechanics
- P2P, prop trading, launchpad, staking, earn and convert
- The wallet, verification and account flows a real user would meet
The commercial walkthrough
For the person deciding whether to buy, who mostly needs the money and the risk to make sense.
- What the $24,900 Full Suite includes, and what it does not
- What deployment involves and who does which part
- Where the recurring costs actually sit — infrastructure, providers, liquidity, people
- What we do not do: licensing, AML programmes, liquidity provision
The product walkthrough
For whoever will run the exchange once it is live, which is where most of the surprises are.
- The admin panel, in the order a working day uses it
- Verification review, withdrawal approval, dispute handling
- Fees, tiers, markets and assets — what is configuration and what is not
- The reports, and what you can get out of them
The technical walkthrough
For the engineer who will own it, and who is right to be sceptical.
- The architecture and what runs where
- Public and private APIs, and the WebSocket feeds
- The wallet layer, per-network, and where keys sit in your deployment
- The source itself — it is complete and unencrypted, so this is a code review, not a slideshow
What the demo cannot tell you
Worth saying, because a demo flatters every platform.
- It runs on test liquidity, so depth and spreads mean nothing here
- It is not load-tested in front of you; behaviour under real volume is an operations question
- There has been no independent third-party security audit of the codebase
- Nothing on the demo is a claim about what your exchange will do
Which walkthrough you want
| What you need to decide | Which one answers it |
|---|---|
| Whether the numbers work | Commercial — scope, price, deployment, running costs |
| Whether your team can run it | Product — the admin panel, in the order a working day uses it |
| Whether the code is worth owning | Technical — architecture, APIs, wallets, and the source |
| Whether the modules are real | None of them: open demo.javizen.com and check |
| How long a launch takes | Commercial, and the answer depends on your licensing more than on us |
| What happens after handover | Commercial — deployment, documentation, six months of support |
Questions you might have
Is the demo really open?
Yes. demo.javizen.com, no form and no login.
Is it the same as what we would get?
The same build. Your deployment is yours to brand, configure and extend.
Can we get a copy to test ourselves?
A trial deployment is a commercial conversation rather than a download link — say so on the call.
How long is a walkthrough?
As long as your questions take. Bring the list you started with; that is the fastest version of this.
Book the walkthrough you need
Tell us which of the three you want and who is joining. If you would rather look first, the demo is open and needs nothing from you.