Deal With European Exchange Makes the Wocu Investible

LONDON, July 8, 2010 - WDX Organisation Ltd.("WDX"), the owner and distributor of the
real time Wocu(TM) world currency unit quotation, is delighted to announce
the signing of a non-exclusive Agreement ("Agreement") with the Warsaw-based
Polish Futures Market S.A. ("PRT" - Polski Rynek Terminowy Spolka Akcyjna), a
wholly-owned subsidiary of WGT S.A.(Warsaw Commodities Exchange -"WGT").

The Agreement provides for the listing of Wocu Futures and
Options by the PRT. These key derivative products are expected to enable
financial market participants to utilise the Wocu and its unique risk
reducing, currency balancing characteristics in depth. In addition, use of
the Wocu is expected to complement the PRT listings of other financial and
commodity instruments.

WGT operates one of the largest exchange-based spot commodity
markets in Europe. It recently set up the privately-owned PRT exchange to
take advantage of the changes to the Polish financial services regulations,
bringing it into line with the Europe-wide Markets in Financial Instruments
Directive ("MiFID") directives now effective in Poland. WGT have been
operating since 1995, settling and clearing exchange-based financial futures
and options contracts in the Central and Eastern European Emerging Market
space. PRT intends to create a European-wide, regulated market for the
trading of exchange-based financial instruments based on Central Counterparty
Clearing from this geography.

PRT currently has an application for Recognised Market status
pending with the Polish Regulatory Authority (Komisjia Nadzoru Finansowego)
and, whilst awaiting this, is in the process of creating a new set of
financial instruments based on the Wocu which will complement the existing
exchange-based financial instruments for both the financial and commodity
markets.

Michal Jerzak, President of the Management Board of the WGT,
commented, "We believe this new range of Wocu based products will
revolutionise the manner in which financial instruments and commodities are
priced and will give the existing financial markets an alternative manner in
which to carry out their risk transfer operations." He added, "The addition
of the Wocu based products and attainment of recognised market status under
Polish MiFID-compliant law will allow PRT to become a pan-European exchange,
and, when combined with the highly qualified human resources available in
Poland, should soon make the PRT the Pan European market of choice for our
geography."

Michael King, MD of WDX Organisation Ltd., said, "With the
founding of the PRT and this Agreement to employ the Wocu, WGT has signalled
the next stage in their successful story. WGT will not only be one of
Europe's largest exchange-based commodity markets, as now, but is expected to
be the first exchange to offer Wocu futures and options, and Wocu denominated
commodity contracts. We look forward to working with the PRT to realise the
Agreement's potential. This prospective provision of Wocu based futures and
options instruments takes us to the next stage in building the Wocu's value,
enhancing the value of and building on our focus on commodity pricing, such
as the Bunker Fuel pricing agreement of this year."

Notes to editors

About WDX and the Wocu

The Wocu(TM) is a standardised, apolitical, real time
derivative currency quotation based on the real time exchange rates of the
currency pairs of the world's top 20 nations as determined by IMF measures of
GDP. The Wocu, its constituent currency pairs weighted in line with GDPs, is
a generally less volatile currency unit than traditional currency pairs,
balancing currency risk and offering commercial advantage for users.

The Wocu is developed, owned and distributed by the WDX
Organisation Ltd, a private company based in London, England.

Wocu prices, information about WDX and other data can be found at
www.wocu.com.

About WGT and PRT

The WGT S.A. is a Warsaw-based spot commodities and futures exchange.

Founded in July of 1995 through a grant from the United States
Department of Agriculture, the WGT has evolved into a domestic spot commodity
and futures market in the domestic non public market space. Alongside spot
soft commodities that are traded on an electronic platform, the WGT operates
a futures market that lists futures on milling wheat, feed wheat and live
hogs, alongside futures and options on futures on foreign exchange including
PLN crosses, WIBOR based short term interest rates and 2 year, 5 year and 10
year Polish Government Treasury Notes.

With Poland's ascension into the EU and its adaptation of
single EU directives and bringing its regulatory environment in line with
MiFID regulations that took effect in October of 2009, the WGT formed the
PRT, a fully-owned subsidiary that has applied to the Polish regulatory
authority (the KNF) for recognized market status.

In conjuncture of these developments, the WGT has signed an
agreement with the Polish Central Depository (Krajowy Deposit Papierow
Wartosciowych) based on a Central Counter Party clearing mechanism of the WGT
Clearing House, a 100% owned subsidiary of the WGT. This new cooperation will
allow the KDPW to take advantage of CCP clearing, a system which the WGT CH
has operated since the founding of the futures market in 1999. In turn, the
PRT will take advantage of clearing trades through the KDPW with its first
rate recourses and long history of clearing trades on the domestic equity
market.

    Editorial contact

    John Norris
    Moonlight Media
    Tel: +44(0)20-7250-4770
    Email: john@moonlightmedia.co.uk

Editorial contact: John Norris, Moonlight Media, Tel: +44(0)20-7250-4770, Email: john at moonlightmedia.co.uk