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# Welcome to onchain.cc

onchain.cc is a multi-chain self-custody trading terminal built for traders who take execution seriously. Trade spot, perps, token launches, and prediction markets from one interface — with cross-chain swaps across 12 chains, professional charts, deep liquidity routing, and a competitive layer that rewards the trading you already do. You never hand custody of your assets to anyone.

It is built and backed by Bitso, Latin America's largest licensed crypto exchange — the backing of a regulated exchange behind a product that feels native to DeFi.

**Three reasons traders choose onchain.cc:**

* **Every fee pays you back** — 25% to 50% of every trading fee on every product returns to you as USDC cashback, set by your Colosseum rank and settled on-chain in seconds. Net of cashback, among the cheapest terminals anywhere.
* **Four products, one terminal** — spot, perps, token launches, and prediction markets share one login, one portfolio, and seamless transfers between products. No tab-juggling between platforms.
* **Colosseum** — a live competitive layer with real USDC prize pools. Every trade earns points; points become rank, rewards, and standing.

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## The Four Products

|                                                      |                                                                                                                        |
| ---------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Spot](/onchain-docs/spot/overview.md)               | Order-book spot trading on a deep universe of USDC pairs, powered by Hyperliquid. Market, limit, and TWAP orders.      |
| [Perps](/onchain-docs/perps/overview.md)             | Perpetual futures with leverage set per market — up to 40x on majors. Powered by Hyperliquid.                          |
| [Trenches](/onchain-docs/trenches/overview.md)       | Trade token launches in real time across PumpFun, LaunchLab, and Meteora. Live scanner, snipe presets, wallet tracker. |
| [Predictions](/onchain-docs/predictions/overview.md) | Trade the outcome of real-world events — sports, politics, crypto, and more. Powered by Polymarket.                    |

Alongside the four products: [cross-chain Swap](/onchain-docs/swap/overview.md) across 12 chains, a [Portfolio](/onchain-docs/portfolio-and-tools/portfolio-view.md) that tracks everything in one place, a fully [customizable Dashboard](/onchain-docs/portfolio-and-tools/dashboard.md), and a multi-chart [workspace](/onchain-docs/portfolio-and-tools/charts.md).

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## Where to go next

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| ---------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Quick Start](/onchain-docs/getting-started/quick-start.md)      | Create an account and place your first trade in minutes.             |
| [Funding Your Account](/onchain-docs/getting-started/funding.md) | Card, Apple Pay, crypto deposits, and moving funds between products. |
| [Colosseum](/onchain-docs/colosseum/overview.md)                 | How points, ranks, quests, and prize pools work.                     |

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{% hint style="info" %}
onchain.cc is self-custody. You always control your keys. Bitso never holds your funds.
{% endhint %}


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