Generate a DEX Key in Minutes
Your identifier in the DEX ecosystem: as simple as a phone number, secured by multi-factor authentication, and with a traceable history of every operation.
What is the DEX Key
The DEX Key is your "simple address" within the ecosystem. Instead of long and confusing codes, you use your phone to:
- Receive funds;
- Pay/send funds;
- Operate with BRT, USDT, USDC and BTC;
- View history of what happened.
Open your DEX key in 3 steps
Enter your phone
It becomes your operational identification in DEX.
Activate MFA
An extra layer of security to protect your access.
Key active: ready to use
Pay, receive, and track your history in the same place.
What you need before starting
Before opening your DEX key in 3 steps
- An active phone (will be your DEX Key)
- Internet
- Access to WebApp or iOS/Android App
- A few minutes to activate MFA (security)
In some cases, the ecosystem may request additional validations for security and compliance.
Step-by-step details
How to open your DEX Key
Step 1 — Choose where to open your key
You can open your DEX Key via:
Step 2 — Enter your number and log in
Enter your phone in the access field.
Step 3 — Activate protection with MFA
Now you activate MFA (multi-factor authentication). This step exists to ensure only you can access your account.
Step 4 — Confirm the creation/activation of the DEX Key
With phone + MFA, you complete the generation/activation of your DEX Key.
Step 5 — Do your "first use"
The best way to understand DEX is to use it once.
What you can do after your key is active
With the active DEX Key, you can:
- Pay and receive using only the phone (DEX Key)
- Operate in the same environment (WebApp + App)
- Choose the asset: BRT, USDT, USDC or BTC
- Track history
- Maintain a simple and repeatable routine
Confidentiality and organization
More control, more operational discretion, more organization.
DEX was designed to give the client an environment with a standard: Login by phone + MFA + Traceable history.
This helps in two practical points:
1) Operational confidentiality
Less unnecessary exposure, more access control, and security by default.
2) Organization and tax efficiency
Here the focus is organization and lawful planning, not evasion. When your operation is clear and recorded, you reduce inconsistency, rework, and errors that become "problems" later — especially for companies.
The ecosystem must be used in compliance with applicable policies and legislation.
Therefore, the recommended continuation is: