CRX Apps

What is built on CRX?

Five surfaces over the same contracts: a trading desk, a public explorer, a gated data room, this documentation site, and downloadable reports.

Surface	Where	What it is
Desk	/hedge	the request-for-quote trading terminal for takers and makers
Explorer	/explorer	public venue metrics — marks, tape, oracle prices
Data room	/dataroom	gated material for partners and counterparties
Docs	/docs	the handbook you are reading
Reports	/reports	downloadable PDFs — confirmations, statements, mark-to-market, activity

What is the desk?

The trading terminal at /hedge. A taker requests a quote — pair, tenor, notional, direction — and the relayer returns the best firm maker quote; both sides sign and the position binds on-chain. The same surface drives the maker side, where a desk answers open RFQs with firm prices.

The trade path takes no login. Quoting and binding are authenticated by the two Terms signatures, not a session. For the mechanics, see RFQ Relayer (~4 min) and Get a quote (~3 min).

What is the explorer?

The public venue page at /explorer. Live marks, the recent trade tape, and oracle prices, with a role toggle that reshapes the view for takers versus makers. No login, no wallet.

Some panels depend on the off-chain services being deployed. When a service is offline its panel reads empty rather than failing.

What is the data room?

A gated surface at /dataroom holding partner and counterparty material. Access is a code gate — no account required. The default scope is unlisted and not indexed.

What are the docs and reports?

• Docs — this handbook, at /docs. Start at How CRX works.
• Reports — downloadable PDFs at /reports: trade confirmations, CSA statements, mark-to-market, and activity. Generated from on-chain state, formatted on CRX letterhead.

Where do I build against these?

Through the same relayer and contracts the surfaces use. Start with Trade (~3 min), Quote (~3 min), or the CRX API (~4 min).

Next: How CRX works — the full model end to end.