Quidax
Quidax is a cryptocurrency exchange platform founded in 2016 and based in Toronto, Canada. It aims to simplify crypto transactions for users, particularly targeting the African market, especially Nigeria. Quidax was co-founded by Buchi Okoro, Morris Ebieroma, and Uzo, and it became the first crypto exchange to receive a provisional Digital Assets Exchange license from Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission. The platform offers various services, including instant buy/sell options for converting cryptocurrencies to local currency, trading support for popular cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and a native utility token called QDX. Quidax also provides a secure storage solution for digital assets through its QDX Vault and has established multiple banking partnerships for fiat integration. Users can manage their accounts and trade on the go with the mobile app. Quidax emphasizes a user-friendly design, making it accessible for retail users and newcomers to cryptocurrency.
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Quidax went from 63 employees in May 2023 to 96 in Apr 2025. Last 6 months: 10 people joined, 2 left.
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- May 2021 · $3M
- Jun 2018 · Seed · $500K · Genesis Node Capital, Kora Network
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How many employees does Quidax have?
Quidax has about 96 employees, up 3.2% over the last 3 months (as of Apr 2025).
What is Quidax's revenue per employee?
Quidax makes about $10K in revenue per employee, based on $1M annual revenue and 96 employees.
How much funding has Quidax raised?
Quidax has raised $3.5M in total funding.
Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles. Updated 27 Nov 2025.