Mazdax

The Mazdax exchange, focused on asset tokenization and digital trading, has obtained a capital market sandbox license from the Securities and Exchange Organization. The platform began operating in 1400 and, in addition to being a member of the Iran Blockchain Association and the Iran Fintech Association, also holds licenses from the Computer Guild Organization and the Center for Knowledge-Based Companies . This set of licenses and memberships reflects a considerable level of legal and professional approval and assures users that they are dealing with a reputable and transparent platform.

In terms of the security of user assets and data , Mazdax has also put in place a number of technical and operational measures. User assets are held in multi-layer hardware and software wallets , and data is protected on secure servers . Publishing information about its managers and the company's legal structure, along with transparent reporting of market trading volumes, also helps increase user trust. As of this writing, no reports of a hack or large-scale theft of user assets on this platform have been published.

Mazdax user accounts also come with standard and effective security features; in addition to logging in with a password and mobile phone number, users can enable two-factor authentication (2FA) via Google Authenticator. Also, login history and the IP addresses of connected devices are available to the user so that suspicious activity can be detected more quickly. 

Overall, Mazdax is at an acceptable level in terms of account security and protection of user assets, although the technical details of its security infrastructure have not been made public and the ability to independently verify all claims is limited.