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OKX has announced that its Mastercard-enabled OKX Card, which allows U.S. users to spend stablecoins directly from OKX Pay, will soon be available in the United States with early access registration now open.
OKX has announced that its Mastercard-enabled payment card, the OKX Card, will soon be available in the United States, allowing users to spend stablecoins (specifically USDG) directly from their OKX Pay balance. According to the official information, U.S. residents can now join a waitlist for early access. The card will feature no foreign exchange or transaction fees and will offer a tiered cashback structure based on the user’s OKX Pay tier, with rates from 2% to 10% back in USDG and monthly spend caps per tier. The card, which is issued by WebBank, will also allow users to earn yield on their OKX Pay balances, but a specific launch date has not been announced.
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To join the OKX Card early access program in the United States, users need to have an OKX account and log in to their profile. Visit the official U.S. OKX Card page and register for the early access waitlist. Participation requires maintaining an eligible tier level, which may depend on your OKX VIP status, previous 30-day OKX Pay balance, or recent card spending. For more information or to get started, users can register via the official sign-up link.
OKX (also known as OKEX) is an international cryptocurrency exchange operating since 2017, offering access to more than 100 digital currencies including BTC, ETH, and XRP. The platform provides various options for passive income, educational resources through its proprietary academy, and features such as a mobile app and multilingual support in 20 languages. For detailed information about OKX's features, see their broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, our earlier news about OKX covered the introduction of three automated trading strategies in its Simple Mode, designed to streamline user experience. You can read the details in our previous OKX update on Traders Union.