OKX
| Trust score | 10/10 (rank 3) |
|---|---|
| 24h volume | 24,509 BTC |
| Fees (maker / taker) | 0.08% / 0.10% |
| KYC | Required |
| Proof of reserves | Published |
| Insurance | Risk reserve fund |
| Licenses | Dubai (VARA), Singapore (MAS MPI), EU (MiCA via Malta), Hong Kong (SFC) |
| Derivatives | Yes |
| Website | www.okx.com |
OKX combines a high-liquidity derivatives exchange with one of the most widely used self-custody Web3 wallets. Its proof-of-reserves program publishes monthly Merkle-tree audits.
Pros
- Strong derivatives liquidity and low fees
- Integrated OKX Wallet with DEX aggregator
- Monthly proof-of-reserves with open-source verifier
- Clean, fast trading UI
Cons
- Not available to US users
- Fewer fiat on-ramp options in some regions
Securing your OKX account
- Keep the exchange login separate from your Web3 wallet seed phrase
- Enable withdrawal whitelist and anti-phishing code
Full walkthrough: exchange account security and the checklist.
Questions
Is OKX safe?
OKX publishes proof of reserves, maintains Risk reserve fund and is licensed or registered in Dubai (VARA), Singapore (MAS MPI), EU (MiCA via Malta), Hong Kong (SFC). Not available to US users. Keep only what you actively trade on any exchange.
What are OKX fees?
Base spot fees are 0.08% maker and 0.10% taker, lower with volume tiers.
Does OKX require KYC?
Yes, identity verification is required before trading or withdrawing.
Where is OKX based?
Founded in 2017. Headquarters: Seychelles (hubs in Singapore, Dubai, Hong Kong).