What is the current price of Chintai?
The current price of Chintai is $0.0102 with a 7.88% change in the last 24 hours.
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Chintai is a Singapore-based platform for issuing, trading, and administering tokenized real-world assets, and CHEX is the utility token of the blockchain network that platform runs on. In plain terms, Chintai sells regulated infrastructure to institutions that want to put bonds, funds, real estate, equity, or carbon credits on-chain, and CHEX is what pays for network resources and what stakers earn from.
The distinction that matters here is between the company and the token. Chintai the business operates a licensed venue and a compliance stack. CHEX the token is a network resource and fee asset. Growth in tokenized assets on the platform does not automatically become a claim on company revenue.
Official sources:
One caution before you read anything else about CHEX. Chintai's own About page states that its website is not affiliated with chextoken.com, which it describes as curated by the CHEX token community. That community site is a useful index of venues, but it is not an official source, and some of its supply framing does not match what the deployed contract says.
Chintai grew out of the team behind EOS42, a block producer on the EOS network, and is led by chief executive David Packham. The name is a Japanese word for rent, reflecting the platform's origin as a marketplace for leasing network resources before it pivoted to institutional asset tokenization.
The operating entity, Chintai Network Services Pte Ltd, was incorporated in Singapore in 2020 and is registered at 5 Shenton Way. A separate entity, Chintai Nexus, handles non-security tokens such as carbon credits, and a German entity operates from Frankfurt.
Chintai is best understood as three layers stacked on one another.
The chain Chintai runs its own network built on EOSIO software, now generally known as Antelope. The company's help documentation explains the choice in terms of throughput and, more importantly, the permission structure, which lets it keep compliance actions on-chain rather than bolted on beside the ledger.
The compliance and issuance layer On top of the chain sits the product the company actually sells: dynamic issuance, automated compliance checks, cap table management, corporate actions, reporting, data reconciliation, custody, and instant settlement. The company markets this as Blockchain Platform-as-a-Service, including a white-label form where an institution runs its own branded venue on Chintai rails.
The regulated venue Chintai operates a trading venue with geo-fencing and automated compliance monitoring, aimed at accredited and institutional investors. Its site states that Chintai Network Services Pte Ltd is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore as a Capital Markets Services licensee for dealing in capital markets products and as a Recognised Market Operator. Regulatory status can change, so verify the current entry in the MAS Financial Institutions Directory before relying on it.
According to Chintai Nexus, CHEX is the utility token used to manage resources on the Chintai Network and to deepen liquidity, and all actions on the platform require it. Specifically:
The company also describes allocating a share of value generated by the platform to buying CHEX on the open market and removing it from circulation.
The unusual thing about Chintai is not the technology, it is the sequencing. Many tokenization projects built a product and then pursued permission. Chintai pursued a licensed venue and compliance automation first, and sells that regulatory posture as the product.
The second distinguishing feature is the coupling between token and platform mechanics. On many real-world-asset platforms the native token is a governance wrapper with no operational role. On Chintai, resource management and fee settlement are described as running through CHEX directly, a tighter link, though it also means CHEX demand tracks platform usage rather than asset values.
Against general-purpose smart contract chains, Chintai is permissioned by design. Compliance rules are enforced by the chain's permission structure rather than by contracts that anyone can deploy around.
Against other tokenization platforms, the comparison comes down to who the customer is. Chintai targets institutions, family offices, and independent asset managers with an end-to-end venue, rather than retail access to a specific asset class. And against tokenized-treasury issuers, Chintai is infrastructure rather than product: it does not primarily issue its own assets, it gives others the machinery to issue theirs.
Network security rests on the Antelope consensus model and on the permission structure Chintai layers over it, which is deliberately more restrictive than a fully open chain. Platform security rests on the company's operational controls, its published security practices, and its vulnerability disclosure policy, all documented in its help center. Regulatory supervision adds a further layer, in that a licensed venue is subject to conduct and disclosure obligations that an unlicensed one is not.
For the Ethereum representation of CHEX, security depends on the token contract, which is described in the next section.
The most important item here is a supply discrepancy that a reader should not have to discover on their own.
Chintai Nexus states on its CHEX page that all tokens are in circulation and that no more tokens will ever be released, and community material repeats a fixed one billion figure. The deployed Ethereum contract says something different. Read live on 11 September 2026, the token at 0x9Ce84F6A69986a83d92C324df10bC8E64771030f is an upgradeable proxy following the EIP-1967 pattern, delegating to an implementation whose maxSupply function returns 1,250,000,000 tokens, not 1,000,000,000. That implementation also exposes a setMaxSupply function, a minter role, a burner role, a pauser role, an upgrader role, and pausable transfers. The ceiling is therefore both higher than commonly stated and changeable by a role holder, and the implementation itself can be replaced through the proxy.
That is not an accusation of wrongdoing. It is a statement of what the contract permits versus what the marketing says. Anyone treating CHEX as a hard-capped, fully distributed asset should verify the current maxSupply value themselves.
Other considerations:
Tokenized real-world assets are one of the few areas where traditional finance has moved from pilots to production, and the bottleneck has consistently been compliance rather than cryptography. Chintai matters because it attacked that bottleneck first, in a jurisdiction with a serious regulator, and built the venue, the custody, and the lifecycle tooling around it. Whether CHEX captures the value of that business is a separate question, and the supply detail above is part of answering it.
CHEX trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues across the networks where the bridged token is deployed. Because CHEX exists on the Chintai Network and on other chains through Chainlink's interoperability protocol, confirm which representation a platform supports before depositing or withdrawing.
CHEX is commonly available on:
Pairs are typically quoted against USDT where supported.
After purchase, CHEX can be held:
Confirm the network and address format before every transfer, since the representations are not interchangeable without a bridge.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Chintai is $0.0102 with a 7.88% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $36,758.19 representing a 1.67% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Chintai is $12,748,636, ranking #616 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Chintai is $12,748,636, calculated assuming the total supply of 1,248,920,017 CHEX is in circulation.
Circulating: 1,248,920,017. Total: 1,248,920,017. Max: ∞.
In the last 24 hours, Chintai traded between a low of $0.009435 and a high of $0.01045.
CHEX/USDTTether USDT0.0102 USDT
