Brand and press kit
Brand kit: five blades, one left open
The identity of the crypto exchange that runs itself: the agent aperture mark and its files, the colours and type, the messaging pillars, and the few rules that keep all of it exact. Use them freely when you write about Ghostex.ai.
- Identity
- v1.0
- Released
- Concept
- Agent aperture
Concept
The G is made of what is missing
The mark is a shutter iris: five straight blades turning around a pentagonal void. One blade is always open. It is the agent currently holding your swap, and the space it leaves, closed by a single horizontal seam, reads as a G.
Five blades, five agents
Oracle, Router, Sentinel, Executor and Courier. The agent mesh that runs every swap is literally the mark.
The open blade draws the G
The mouth of the letter is the missing blade. Its bar is the jaw, the only horizontal edge anywhere in the system.
The void is the counter
Nobody stands behind this counter: no humans, no KYC. Its five vertices are where the agents meet.
Voice and messaging
Five pillars, said plainly
Calm, precise, confident. Short sentences in sentence case, no exclamation marks. Be bold about the automation and exact about the facts: each pillar names the section of the Terms or the Privacy policy that backs it.
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Autonomous
Five AI agents run every order around the clock. Oracle quotes, Router routes, Sentinel watches, Executor swaps and Courier delivers. No trading desk, no review queue.
Approved phrasing
- Five AI agents run every order
- Zero humans in the loop
- Typically 5 to 30 minutes
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No identity by design
No account, email, phone or password. No KYC, ID documents, selfie or identity check of any kind. No cookies, no trackers, and no account that links one order to the next. Public blockchains stay public.
Approved phrasing
- Nothing to verify
- We never ask who you are
- No account. No KYC. No cookies.
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Self-resolving
Exceptions do not become support tickets. Late deposits, amounts outside the limits and paused pairs each have an owner agent and a rule, and they resolve automatically.
Approved phrasing
- Exceptions resolve themselves
- No support ticket for the usual edge cases
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Automatic refunds
If a swap cannot complete, the deposit goes back automatically: to the refund address when one was given, otherwise to the address it was sent from. Same asset, same network, minus the network cost of sending it. Monero, Lightning and Zcash payments don’t show a sending address, so those orders need a refund address. All three are receive-only on Ghostex today.
Approved phrasing
- Automatic refunds
- Refunds are automatic: to your refund address, or back to the address you paid from
- A refund address is required for XMR, Lightning and ZEC: these payments don’t show a sending address
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Delivered or refunded
Every confirmed deposit ends one of two ways: delivered, or refunded automatically. It never sits in a queue waiting for a person. An interrupted order completes when service resumes, or is refunded.
Approved phrasing
- Every confirmed deposit ends one of two ways: delivered, or refunded automatically
- Refunds never wait for a person
Messaging and naming
Numbers, lines and names to quote
Asset, network and pair counts on this page are computed from the live currency list, and the fee from the site configuration, so copy figures from here rather than from an older article.
Numbers you can quote
Quote these as written. Ghostex.ai publishes no volume, user, uptime or rating figures, so do not cite any.
- AI agents on every order
- 5
- Humans in the loop
- 0
- KYC or identity checks
- 0
- Accounts or passwords
- 0
- Autonomous operation
- 24/7
- Assets
- 43
- Networks
- 31
- Swap pairs
- 3,907
- Flat fee, in the quote
- 0.48%
- Fixed-rate lock
- 30min
Approved lines
- No humans. No KYC. Fully automated.
- The crypto exchange that runs itself
- Every confirmed deposit ends one of two ways: delivered, or refunded automatically
- Nothing to verify
- Exceptions resolve themselves
Naming
- Ghostex.ai
GhostExGhostex AIGHOSTEX
Agent names are proper nouns: Oracle quotes, Router routes, Sentinel watches, Executor swaps and Courier delivers. Interface labels may set them in capitals.
Boilerplate
For press and listingsOne line
Ghostex.ai is a no-KYC crypto exchange run end to end by five autonomous AI agents. No humans. No KYC. Fully automated.
Paragraph
Ghostex.ai is a crypto exchange operated end to end by autonomous AI agents. There is no account, no email, no KYC and no identity check of any kind: the service never asks who you are, so there is nothing to verify. Five specialised agents run every order around the clock. Oracle quotes, Router routes, Sentinel watches, Executor swaps and Courier delivers. Exceptions such as late deposits or amounts outside the limits resolve themselves, and every confirmed deposit ends one of two ways: delivered, or refunded automatically. A refund goes to the refund address, or back to the address the deposit came from. Swaps across 43 assets on 31 networks are fixed-rate or floating-rate, with one flat 0.48% fee included in the quote.
Logo files
Four files for every background
Always place the supplied files: the wordmark is drawn, never typeset. Use logo.svg on dark, logo-mono.svg on imagery and violet, logo-ink.svg on light, and logo-mark.svg where the name is already present.
Clear space
Clear space and minimum sizes
Keep X, half the mark’s diameter, clear on every side: 12 px around a 24 px header logo. No text, edges or other logos inside it. Below 24 px, use favicon.svg, which is drawn for small sizes.
Minimum sizes
- Header 24 px · 22 px on mobile
- Lockup 20 px tall
- Mark 24 px
- Below 24 px favicon.svg
Colour
Near-black, with violet as the signal
The canvas is near-black ink. Violet is a light source and a signal, never a wash: it marks the brand and whatever is active. Green means delivered, resolved or operational, and amber is kept for warnings. Select any value to copy it.
Mark gradient
135° · one sweep across every blade · dark grounds only
Spectral glass
The open blade’s material · one per view
Colour balance
Approximate share of a typical screen. Near-black carries the page; colour is spent on meaning.
- 86%Void and ink
- 8%Text
- 5%Violet
- 1%Green
Canvas
Violet
Text
Hairlines
Signals and accents
Typography
Inter for reading, mono for machine data
Inter sets everything you read, from the largest headline to the smallest label, with optical sizing on. JetBrains Mono is kept for what a machine would print: wallet addresses, order IDs, transaction hashes and code. The accent gradient appears in H1s and the final call to action only.
Inter
Display, interface and labels · 300-700 · optical size 14-32
LightRegularMediumSemiboldBold
JetBrains Mono
Machine data only · 400-600
- Order ID
- GX7K2QF9MA
- Address
- bc1qxy2k…fjhx0wlh
- Tx hash
- 0x8f3c…9a41e7
- Amount
- 0.10000000 → 42.1234
Type scale
- Runs itself
- Nothing to verify
- Five agents, one mesh
- Oracle quotes. Router routes.
- No account, no KYC, no identity check of any kind.
- Refunds are automatic: to your refund address, or back to the address you paid from.
- Agent mesh
- Humans in the loop
- Resolved automaticallyExchangingExample order
- bc1qxy2kgdygjrsqtzq2n0yrf2493p83kkfjhx0wlh
Motifs
Motifs drawn from the mark
Illustrations, dividers, loaders and backgrounds reuse the parts of the mark instead of inventing new shapes. There are no cartoon ghosts, coins, chains or circuit traces anywhere in the system.
- Awaiting deposit
- Exchanging
- Delivered
- Refunded
Pentagon nodes
The void, vertex up, replaces round dots for bullets, statuses and agent avatars. Both final states are green.
Agent mesh
Five agents on the pentagon, clockwise from the top, fully connected by hairlines.
ExchangingStage 3 of 5Executor
Blade progress
Five order stages, five blades. Done is gradient, current is glass, next is a hairline.
Hairlines and nodes
One-pixel lines that fade at both ends. A single pentagon node marks the pause between two ideas.
Selected route
Active state
Spectral glass motif
The open blade’s material marks the active or selected thing, once per view.
Construction hairlines
Circles, a pentagon and its extended edges at 10 to 20% opacity: the background language.
36° angle family
Diagonals, hatches and cuts use 36°, 72°, 108° or 144°. The jaw is the only horizontal.
Confirmations3 of 5 received
Segmented rings
Annular wedges with straight inner edges and an arc rim, for gauges and loaders.
Motion
Four motions, one easing curve
Everything moves on cubic-bezier(.16, 1, .3, 1), and each gesture has one job. When your system asks for reduced motion, the mark stays at rest.
Reduced motion is on, so the demonstrations below stay still.
.is-waking · 700 ms
Wake
First paint of a hero or large mark. The blades turn in from -36° and settle, 60 ms apart.
:hover · 420 ms
Breath
Hover or focus of the logo. The blades part 2.2 units along their own axes, the void widens, then they return.
.is-loading · 480 ms per step
Handoff
The brand spinner. The iris steps 72° at a time, passing the open slot clockwise from agent to agent.
.is-present · 1.6 s
Presence
A swap completes. The fifth blade appears as spectral glass, holds, and dissolves.
Usage
Do and don’t
The mark is precise; keep it that way. When in doubt, use the supplied file on the darkest ground available.
The crypto exchange that runs itself
No humans. No KYC. Fully automated.
- No KYC
- No account
- No identity check
- Automatic refunds