Commex

CommEX (commex.com; X/Twitter: @CommEX_com)

CommEX (stylized “CommEX”) was a cryptocurrency exchange that became widely known in September 2023 after Binance exited the Russian market and transferred its Russia-related business to CommEX. (coindesk.com)

What the project was

• The commex.com website was promoted as a crypto exchange where users could trade major cryptocurrencies and use exchange-style services (spot/futures were described in shutdown timelines and coverage). (forklog.com)
• Public reporting noted that details about ownership and operations were limited, though one report stated that the platform was operated by CommEX Holding Limited (Seychelles) (per its terms/related disclosures referenced by the outlet). (financemagnates.com)

Shutdown / current status (as of 2026)

CommEX later announced a wind-down and closure in 2024:

• CommEX said it would begin suspending services in March 2024 and that the website would cease operating on May 10, 2024. (coindesk.com)
• A contemporary report also quoted an X (Twitter) post stating: wind-down starting March 25, 2024, with full termination by May 10, 2024. (cryptotimes.io)

Given those dates, CommEX is best described as a defunct/closed exchange as of May 10, 2024, unless relaunched under a new operator/brand (no such relaunch is evidenced in the sources above). (coindesk.com)

Social / official channels referenced in reporting

• A Telegram listing for “CommEX English” explicitly points to commex.com as the website. (t.me)
• Media coverage identifies the project’s X presence as CommEX (@CommEX_com) (note: capitalization varies; the handle is commonly shown as @CommEX_com). (cryptotimes.io)

Important disambiguation

Many unrelated entities use the name “Commex” (e.g., consulting, manufacturing, and trading firms). The entity tied specifically to commex.com and @CommEX_com is the crypto exchange discussed above. (coindesk.com)