Overview

This guide explains how to setup the D8X Perpetual Futures system as a white label partner.

Frontend

We offer two frontend solutions that partners can use to white-label the exchange. Partners typically brand the frontend-kit and then host it (either as a standalone frontend, or by integrating it into an existing UI). D8X can help partners with every step.

Here we detail the configuration of the frontend: how to choose between the two repos we have, how to brand it, and how to configure and deploy it.

Which Frontend Repo Do I Choose?

Branding

Configuration

Deployment

Backend

Partners can run their own backend if they wish to. As an alternative D8X also offers to run the backend as a service for partners.

The following describes how to run your own backend. The backend setup is automated with our command line program https://github.com/D8-X/d8x-cli, that can be used on Linux and Mac.

You can choose to provision the backend servers on either AWS or Linode.

The setup is detailed in the D8X-CLI Readme.
Before you start the CLI, go through the Pre-Flight Check List
The main backend serves one chain-id. That is, you will setup one backend per chain-id that you want to support. The broker-server however, could serve multiple chain-id’s at once.