Legolas Exchange aims to create a decentralized blockchain protocol that could prevent front-running and market manipulation. 

Legolas will enforce 2FA protection with FIDO U2F support or client certificates.

Legolas Exchange clients will be given a key on a 2 of 3 multisig wallet, along with Legolas Exchange and a trusted third party. Legolas key given to the third party will be stored in a ledger cold wallet. Should the client lose his key, the stored key will be retrieved from the bank, ensuring security of the funds.

Legolas Exchange’s clients will be able to deposit and withdraw both fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies.

Legolas Exchange customers will have custody of their deposits in banks, and the access to financial institutions on Legolas Exchange's board.

Legolas Exchange’s protocol uses blockchain properties to determine the position of a given order in the order queue.