Pozer

Crypto exchange · Binance-style

Fake crypto exchange app for videos

An exchange account you set up yourself — the coins, the amounts, a futures wallet with its positions, the total quoted in BTC or in fiat, today's PNL and the markets list under it — that installs to your phone's home screen and opens fullscreen like the real thing. Built for crypto skits, parody and POV videos, where the shot has a finger on the screen and a still image gives itself away.

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Type in a field and the phone changes. Tap around in the phone too: its tabs and rows work.

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ExchangeWallet
BNB top gainer
Est. Total Value
5.85346260BTC▾
≈ $443,072.00
Today’s PNL-$25,904.42 (-5.52%)
Markets
BTC
$67.7B
75,694.00
-5.80%
ETH
$12.1B
2,230.23
-7.59%
SOL
$2.2B
89.61
-6.52%
BNB
$4.5B
689.15
-3.20%
XRP
$3B
1.18
-9.83%
DOGE
$476.8M
0.07150
-6.40%
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On camera

What happens on camera

Add Funds sits beside the balance. Tap it and a keypad slides up with a chip for each coin you hold; pick one, enter an amount, and a receipt prints the asset, the amount, the network, the fee and Completed — while that coin's amount grows by what you entered and the total above it follows. Trade in the bottom bar opens a spot ticket: tap the pair name to choose from pairs made of the coins you hold, then Limit or Market, a slider and an order book beside it. Buy or Sell fills against the book the instant you tap it, with no confirmation, and the balances move, and Convert swaps one coin for another at the rate on screen.

Futures opens a USDⓈ-M desk with leverage from 1x to 125x. Buy / Long and Sell / Short open, add to and reduce positions, Close on a position card takes it flat, and Transfer moves USDT between the spot and futures wallets. Each position's share button opens the PnL card these apps are known for — ROI in the largest type, the entry and last price, a referral code and a QR — and Save draws it as an image and opens the phone's share sheet.

Live prices are on by default, so BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB and USDT are valued at the current market price and carry their real 24-hour moves, with each row's sparkline ending where that coin's day put it, and a position's mark follows the same feed. Pull down to refresh and the numbers update. Turn live prices off and everything is valued at the prices you typed instead — the defaults come to 5.89230189 BTC, or $468,438.00, up 1.73% on the day.

Editable

What you can change

Every field here is in the editor, and in the settings sheet inside the installed app.

Balance
  • Value shown in
  • Live prices
  • Fiat
Header
  • Pinned search hint (optional)
Style
  • Accent
  • Background
Chart
  • Theme
Markets
  • Markets (what the exchange lists) — symbol, last price (usd), 24h %, logo (optional)
Holdings
  • Holdings (what you own) — symbol, amount, unit price (usd), 24h %, logo (optional)
Futures
  • Futures wallet (USDT)
  • Futures positions — coin, side, leverage, margin mode, size (coins), entry price (usdt), mark price (usdt), 24h %
  • Funding rate %
  • Funding countdown
Share card
  • Referral code
  • QR link (optional)

Alerts

Take-profit notifications

Turn on alerts and "Take profit hit on BTCUSDT · +904.08 USDT · Futures wallet 25,904.08 USDT" arrives on the lock screen at random moments, picking from your open futures positions. You choose the profit range in USDT, how often and for how long.

Each profit lands in the futures wallet, so the wallet and Est. Total Value go up by what the notification said.

Alerts go to the phone that turned them on: on iPhone, the app added to the Home Screen from Safari (iOS 16.4 or later); on Android, Chrome or the installed app. Free alerts end in SIMULATED, like the mark on the app, and Pro removes it.

Branding

Your name and your icon

Pozer doesn’t include any logos. Give the app your own name and upload your own icon: a logo you made, or artwork you have the rights to use. Skip it and the editor makes a simple letter tile from the name.

Whatever you upload is your responsibility, and using another company’s logo is against our acceptable use policy. Set the name and icon before you install: they’re fixed on your home screen at the moment you add the app.

Getting it right

The big number is not a dollar figure

An exchange home quotes its total in a unit you choose, which is why the headline reads as a coin amount to eight decimal places with the fiat equivalent on the line underneath. Set Value shown in to BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, USDT or fiat: USDT shows two decimals, and fiat puts the money figure in the headline instead.

You type amounts, not values — 2.84 BTC, 41.2 ETH, 620 SOL, 34 BNB and 18,400 USDT by default — and the total is those amounts at the market price, plus the futures wallet with its positions' open profit. Today's PNL is worked out from the same coins and positions, so it can't disagree with what's underneath it.

A position is typed as a side, a size, an entry and a leverage, and everything else on its card is worked out: margin is the position's value at the mark over the leverage, as the real card works it out, and ROI is the open profit over that margin. The default BTC long, 0.5 BTC from 71,400 at 20x and marked at 79,500, shows +4,050.00 USDT on 1,987.50 of margin — an ROI of +203.77%, the same figure its share card leads with.

Install

Put it on your home screen

Once you publish, open your app’s link on the phone you’ll film with.

iPhone

  1. Open the link in Safari
  2. Tap Share
  3. Tap Add to Home Screen

It has to be Safari. Chrome and the browsers inside Instagram or TikTok won’t install it properly.

Android

  1. Open the link in Chrome
  2. Tap the ⋮ menu
  3. Tap Install app

It opens fullscreen with your icon and no address bar, like any installed app.

Guide

Step-by-step guides

Binance simulator app: for practice, or for filming?“Simulator” covers two different jobs. Learning to trade without risking money needs a practice mode run by an exchange. Putting a believable exchange on camera needs an app you set up yourself. This guide sorts out which one you need, and covers both properly.11 min read →A crypto exchange app mockup for videos and thumbnailsA mockup has to read as an exchange in the half-second a viewer gives it, and as your own fictional venue rather than a real one. How to build one that does both, and get the thumbnail from the same app you film.8 min read →How to film a crypto exchange sceneA scene where someone checks a balance, buys a coin, swaps one for another or opens a leveraged position, shot on a real phone: what to set before you roll, what each screen does on camera, and the small things that give it away.10 min read →How to film a crypto portfolio reveal sceneThe reveal is the beat a skit builds to: one number, one reaction. How to set the coins, the unit and the day so that number lands — and why, made with a prop, a reveal is always fiction.8 min read →Crypto exchange app vs screenshot generatorA still image and an installed app solve different problems. Where a screenshot is genuinely all you need, where it gives itself away on camera, and how to choose between them.6 min read →A crypto prank app, and how to film the prankMost crypto prank apps are a balance you type and a button that takes a screenshot. This one is an exchange they can hold: it opens on your balance, buys Bitcoin when you tap Buy, and carries a futures position with its profit worked out. Here is the line you don't cross, the account to set up, three pranks it can carry and how to end each one.9 min read →A fake Binance-style PnL card, and how to make oneA PnL card generator usually hands you a picture to type over, where nothing ties the ROI to the entry or the leverage. This card comes off a futures position in an app you set up yourself: you choose the trade and the app works out the figure. Here is which field sets each line, how to land the number you want, and how to save the image.9 min read →Fake crypto simulator: four apps you can film, and which one you needSearch for a fake crypto simulator and you find two kinds of thing: practice-trading sites, and prank apps that save a picture of a balance. These are apps you set up in a browser and install on a phone: a wallet that holds your coins, an exchange where a buy completes and a futures position carries its profit, a perps terminal, and a stock app with a crypto tab. Here is which one fits your scene, what each one works out for you, and what none of them will ever do.8 min read →

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Pricing

Free, or Pro to remove the mark

Free

Everything works — the template, installing it, live prices and the buttons. Apps carry a SIMULATED · POZER.COM mark as fine print under the main figure, and on every receipt and exported image.

Pro · from US$4.99/wk

The same app with the mark removed, on up to 5 devices where you’re signed in. Billed weekly, monthly or yearly until you cancel from your account. Payments are non-refundable.

Honest use

What it is not

It is not an exchange account. It connects to no exchange and no blockchain, holds no crypto, and cannot deposit, withdraw or verify anything. The coins and the amounts are yours to type; the only real thing on the screen is the market price applied to them.

An exchange balance is the screen people use to fake proof of funds — to the other side of an over-the-counter deal, to an investor, to a landlord, to anyone being asked to believe the money is there. Using Pozer for that, or to solicit money or deposits from anyone, is prohibited, and accounts that do it are closed.

The PnL share card is the other screen that gets misused: post a winning card with a referral code under it and collect the sign-ups. Keep its code and QR invented. A code or link that really pays someone, under numbers you typed, turns a prop into a pitch, and it's prohibited whoever the code belongs to. On a free app the card carries SIMULATED · POZER.COM under its headline figure, and so does every image saved from it.

It cuts the other way too: a balance somebody shows you on their phone proves nothing about what they hold. This page is how quickly that screen gets made.

The full rules are in our acceptable use policy.

Questions

Before you build

Are the crypto prices real?

The market prices are. With live prices on, each coin is valued at its current spot price and shows its real 24-hour change, refreshed about once a minute and whenever you pull down, and each futures position is marked at the same price. The coins, the amounts and the positions are whatever you enter; the balance follows from them at that price.

Can I use my own coins?

Yes. The holdings list takes up to twelve rows, each with its own symbol and amount, and a logo you can upload for any coin we don't already draw. Fiat figures can be shown in US dollars, euros or Indonesian rupiah.

What actually moves when I tap it?

Add Funds, Send and Transfer on the Assets screen, Convert, and Close on the Futures desk each open an amount sheet that settles and prints a receipt. Buy and Sell on the Trade screen and Buy / Long and Sell / Short on the Futures desk are placed the moment you tap them, with no sheet: the balances and positions simply change. The Trade tab opens the spot ticket, the Futures tab opens the futures desk, a position's share button opens its PnL card, Markets and the More link open the full listing, and Assets lists every coin you hold. The Earn, Recurring and More tiles, TP/SL, a position's Realized PNL row, and the tabs and chips across the top of the listing are there to look right, not to be pressed.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. On iPhone, open your app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen — it has to be Safari, because Chrome and the browsers inside Instagram or TikTok don't offer a proper install. On Android, Chrome offers Install app. Either way it launches fullscreen with your own icon.

Is it a copy of Binance?

No. It's an original design in the style of a large centralised exchange, which is why we describe it as Binance-style — so you can find the kind of screen you need. It carries no Binance name, logo or artwork.

Can it send take-profit notifications?

Yes. With alerts on, take-profit notifications for your futures positions arrive on the lock screen, and each profit is added to the futures wallet.

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