Transaction fees: The fee income from cryptocurrency spot and derivative trading accounts for 68% of total revenue, with Bitcoin trading contributing the largest share. In the first quarter of 2025, its platform's average daily trading volume reached 230 million dollars, with a fee rate of approximately 0.25%. Custody and Staking Earnings: By custodizing customers' crypto assets (such as Bitcoin and Ethereum), an annual fee is charged (approximately 0.5% - 1% of asset value), and staking services provide users with an annualized return of 3% - 8%. The platform takes a management fee of 10% - 20% from this. Market Making and Liquidity Services: Collaborating with DWF Labs to provide liquidity support for platform trading pairs, securing a $25 million investment in April 2025 to expand market making scale, with the revenue share from related businesses increasing to 12%.

Compliance Benchmark: As the only cryptocurrency group in Canada with a full license (including MSB and IIROC member qualifications), its business model provides a reference compliance framework for regulators. For example, its KYC/AML processes are listed as an industry benchmark by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC). Traditional Financial Bridge: By collaborating with traditional payment giants like PayPal and Visa, cryptocurrency settlements are integrated into the existing financial system. For example, in Q2 2025, 37% of cross-border payments processed through SmartPay involved Bitcoin and Ethereum, significantly reducing foreign exchange costs for businesses. Technological Empowerment and Innovation: Its self-developed blockchain medical data platform (in collaboration with SBC Medical Group) has entered the testing phase, utilizing smart contracts to achieve patient data rights confirmation and automated claims processing. The relevant technology can be extended to the supply chain finance sector.

Bitcoin ( BTC ): As Canada's largest Bitcoin trading platform, its daily trading volume accounts for 42% of the national market, directly affecting the Bitcoin exchange rate priced in Canadian dollars. In May 2025, the surge in Bitcoin trading volume on its platform triggered a 0.3% fluctuation in the CAD to USD exchange rate. Ethereum ( ETH ): By supporting ETH staking services (annual yield of approximately 5.2%), it attracts a large number of users to lock up ETH. In Q1 2025, the platform's ETH staking volume accounts for 0.8% of the circulating supply, indirectly affecting market liquidity. Stablecoin USD1: The USD1 stablecoin issued in collaboration with WLFI, supported by the Trump family, has 97.8% of its supply deployed on the Binance Chain, enhancing its market recognition through a $2 billion equity investment transaction with Binance, indirectly boosting BNB demand.