> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.monday.trade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.monday.trade/introduction/infrastructure-provider.md).

# Infrastructure Provider

Monday Trade is powered by SynFutures' white-label DEX infrastructure, allowing new exchanges to launch seamlessly on emerging chains while plugging into a shared backend and growth ecosystem. This modular model means SynFutures can rapidly replicate the Monday Trade blueprint across new networks, each with local branding and unique liquidity strategies.

As such, Monday Trade inherits battle-tested smart contracts, deep DeFi expertise, and a proven product stack, thus giving it the speed, scalability, and flexibility needed to thrive on Monad from day one.

## About SynFutures

[SynFutures](https://docs.monday.trade/introduction/www.synfutures.com) ($F) is a leading decentralized exchange and full-stack financial infrastructure provider deployed on Base. Utilizing its innovative Oyster AMM model and a fully onchain order-matching engine, SynFutures enables anyone to list and trade any asset with leverage. As the market leader for perps on Base, SynFutures has facilitated more than $270Bn in cumulative trading volume.

Backed by top-tier institutions like Pantera, Polychain, Dragonfly, Standard Crypto, Framework, and SIG, SynFutures streamlining DeFi for all market participants by building an all-in-one platform for spot, perpetuals, and wealth management.


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