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Tuesday, 07/17/2007 4:38:02 PM

Tuesday, July 17, 2007 4:38:02 PM

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iFinix Corp. Successfully Launches the iFinix RealTime Information Platform Nearly 2,000 Retail Investors Sign Up for Subscriptions to Receive the Platform

JAMAICA, NY, Jul 17, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- iFinix Corp. (PINKSHEETS: INXR) announced that the launch of the iFinix RealTime Information Platform went off successfully.
The company also reported that it has established an automatic system update so that computer glitches that are discovered are corrected as they are reported. Moreover, each subscriber's system automatically receives the corrections as they are made.

The company also announced that nearly 2,000 subscribers have signed up to participate in the program.

iFinix Chairman Drew Budhu said, "The retail investment community has enthusiastically welcomed the iFinix RealTime Information Platform. The warm reception is very gratifying. Although we found some bugs, they have been corrected and users are receiving automatic updates correcting any system errors."

Budhu noted that iFinix is still offering new subscribers a one-month introductory subscription for $20. (The subscription does not include Exchange fees, which are extra depending on the market.) Subscribers can sign up using either a credit card or PayPal by visiting it secure site, https://www.ifinix.com/subscription/. Shareholders of record as of June 17 are entitled to a free three-month subscription; they can sign up by calling 516-504-3981, ext. 301. Those traders, who sign up for the four-month introductory offer of $20 a month, will be automatically renewed unless they subscriber notifies iFinix. The regular monthly charge is $60 and it will be billed to their credit cards.

The iFinix RealTime Information Platform provides pricing and volume information to microcap traders and broker/dealers of microcap stocks equal to that available on blue-chip stocks. Its price reporting is precise to the sixth decimal point -- two decimal points greater than its competition -- a difference that is financially significant to frequent traders.