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OKX has launched its centralized crypto exchange and multi-chain wallet for U.S. users, with a phased rollout targeting regulatory compliance and local customer migration.
OKX has announced the operational launch of its centralized crypto exchange and non-custodial, multi-chain OKX Wallet for users in the United States. The launch is being rolled out in phases to address regulatory requirements and aims to facilitate the transition of existing OKCoin customers to the OKX platform.
The U.S. branch of OKX is headquartered in San Jose, California, and operates under a compliance-first approach, holding required Money Services Business and state-specific money transmitter licenses. The platform offers support for major cryptocurrencies, fiat on-ramps, advanced trading infrastructure, and additional features such as a wallet supporting over 130 blockchains. Security measures include regular audits, market surveillance, and proof-of-reserves, with expanded nationwide availability anticipated later in 2025.
OKX is an international cryptocurrency exchange established in 2017, offering trading in over 100 cryptocurrencies along with options for passive income such as token storage and margin lending. The platform provides a multilingual interface, educational resources through its proprietary academy, a mobile app, and high-security wallets for digital asset storage. For further details, see the broker profile on Traders Union at this link.
In the previous OKX update, the broker launched XAU (Gold) Event Contracts, allowing users to take binary positions on future gold price movements based on the OKX XAU-USDT Spot Index. You can read more details in the previous OKX update on Traders Union.