OKX

OKX is one of the largest centralized crypto exchanges in the world, with spot, futures and options markets for millions of users. It grew out of OKCoin, which Star Xu started in 2013, launched as OKEx in 2017 and took the name OKX in 2022. This page tracks OKX trading volume, its top markets and every coin it lists in real time, so you can see where it ranks among the top crypto exchanges.

Where is OKX located?

OKX is registered in the Seychelles and runs licensed entities in regions such as the European Union, the United Arab Emirates, Singapore and the United States. Services and products differ per country, so check what is available where you live.

What coins can you trade on OKX?

OKX lists hundreds of coins with BTC, ETH and stablecoin pairs as its biggest markets. See every coin listed on OKX or follow the latest new listings on OKX. Besides spot trading, OKX offers margin, perpetual futures, options, trading bots and the OKX Wallet for Web3 apps.

What are the OKX fees?

Regular users pay about 0.08% maker and 0.10% taker fees on spot trades. Fees go down with higher trading volume or larger holdings of OKB, the exchange's own token. Crypto deposits are free; withdrawals cost a network fee.

Is OKX safe?

OKX keeps most assets in cold storage and publishes monthly proof-of-reserves reports. In February 2025 it pleaded guilty in the United States to operating without a money transmitting licence and paid more than $500 million in penalties. As with any exchange, keep only what you trade on the platform.

OKX compared with other exchanges

OKX usually ranks close to Binance trading volume and Bybit trading volume in spot and derivatives markets.

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