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OKX announced that users can set up a self-custodial wallet and sign in using Google, Apple, or email credentials, without manual seed phrase setup. The wallet supports multi-chain asset management and access to decentralized applications across various devices.
OKX has detailed the setup process for its self-custodial, decentralized wallet, allowing users to create and access a multi-chain wallet by signing in with Google, Apple, or email. Users are not required to manually generate or handle seed phrases at the initial setup, and the wallet supports asset management across more than 80 networks, integration with over 1,000 decentralized applications, and synchronization across multiple devices.
The published guide covers additional features such as importing wallets by various methods, setting up backup options, managing multiple accounts, using watch-only wallets, and switching between wallets within the app or browser extension. Users can also rename accounts, and wallet removal requires deleting the wallet from the device followed by a re-import, with step-by-step differences depending on platform.
OKX is an international cryptocurrency exchange operating since 2017, offering users access to over 100 digital assets and various investment programs, including opportunities for passive income through token storage and margin funding. The platform supports multiple languages, provides a proprietary educational academy, and features both cold and hot wallets for high-level security, though it does not support trading or depositing in fiat currencies and has limited client support options. For more detailed information, you can visit the broker profile on Traders Union.
In our earlier news about OKX, we reported on the broker's token guessing contest where participants had a chance to win 100 USDT. For more details on this event, see the previous OKX update on Traders Union.