Pundi X (PUNDIX): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Pundi X is a project that has focused on making crypto usable for everyday payments. It is best known for point-of-sale hardware, including the XPOS terminal, which public snippets describe as an early blockchain-based point-of-sale device for merchants. More recent material describes Pundi X Pay, an AI-assisted payment product aimed at businesses. CoinGecko places the project in several categories, including decentralized finance, wallets and the Ethereum ecosystem. Our own data does not include a verified project description, launch date or team profile, so the details here come from public snippets rather than a checked source. Those snippets often use promotional language, so readers should treat broad claims about adoption or future reach with caution and look for the project's own documentation.

Older snippets say the NPXS token was used as gas on the original Pundi X network and as a way to pay for services such as XPOS switching and XPASS issuing, with fees for those services paid in the token. The PUNDIX token is the Ethereum-issued version linked to the project today. Our data does not confirm which functions PUNDIX performs right now, and we have not verified a current list of uses. Because of that gap, a holder should not assume any utility from the token's name or from the project's marketing. Before relying on a specific use, check the latest official material and any notices about how the token works after the migration described in recent headlines.

As of 2026-11-05, our data shows a price of about 0.0967 USD, a market capitalisation of about 25.0 million USD and a market cap rank of 731. Trading volume over the prior 24 hours was about 763 thousand USD, which is small compared with the market cap and suggests thin trading. The price was down about 2.2 percent over seven days and about 63 percent over one year. Circulating and total supply are both listed at about 258.4 million tokens, and no maximum supply is given. The all-time high was about 10.07 USD on 2021-03-30, and the all-time low was about 0.072 USD on 2026-08-14. These figures change constantly and are not predictions or advice.

Our data lists PUNDIX as issued on Ethereum, and it does not list a native token for any chain. A recent headline in public reporting refers to a sunset of the Pundi X Chain and a full migration to Ethereum. The date in that headline is cut off in the snippet, so we have not confirmed the exact timing or the steps involved. Holders of older NPXS tokens or other Pundi-related assets should follow official migration notices and confirm the token contract address through official channels before moving funds. Wallet support for the token can also vary, so check that a wallet recognises the Ethereum version before sending or receiving.

The price history shows a steep fall from the 2021 peak, and the token is small by market value with modest daily trading volume. Low liquidity can make prices move sharply on relatively small orders. The project has gone through a rename and a chain migration, which can cause confusion between NPXS and PUNDIX and creates room for scams that imitate official migration steps. Our data also lacks a verified launch date, consensus model and project description, which limits what can be checked independently. For storage, a self-custody wallet that supports Ethereum tokens is the usual option. Never share a seed phrase or private key, be wary of unsolicited offers to swap or upgrade tokens, and verify any contract address against official sources before approving a transaction.