derivatives exchange
OKX
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No — OKX does not serve US customers (Not licensed to serve US customers). It is listed for information only and is not a monetized referral on this site. US readers should use a US-licensed exchange instead.
OKX is not available to US customers, and US-based affiliates cannot be approved for its program. It is published as reference material for non-US readers; it is not a monetized referral on this site. INFORMATION ONLY for US audience. You cannot trade OKX from the US, and a US-based affiliate cannot be approved for the OKX program. Listed for non-US readers' reference, not monetized.
OKX at a glance
| Status | international only |
|---|---|
| Regulator / license | Not licensed to serve US customers |
| Markets | International |
| Supported countries | Global except US, Canada, and certain restricted zones |
| Affiliate program | OKX Affiliate |
| Affiliate commission | Up to 30-50% commission (not available to US-based affiliates) |
Fees
| Trading | Maker 0.08% / Taker 0.10% spot (derivatives lower) |
|---|---|
| Withdrawal | Network fee |
| Deposit | Free |
| Notes | Low fees, derivative depth. |
At 0.10% taker rate, a $1,000 trade costs roughly $1. Spot taker fee on a $1,000 trade. Low fees, but OKX is NOT available to US users. Estimate your own monthly cost with our fee estimator.
Ratings breakdown
| Overall | 4.7 |
|---|---|
| Usability | 4.5 |
| Fees | 4.8 |
| Security | 4.3 |
| Support | 4.0 |
Strengths
- Best-in-class derivatives and perps
- Huge altcoin selection
- Very low fees
- Strong international liquidity
Weaknesses
- Blocked for US residents
- Not a US-audience referral target
- Advanced tooling overwhelms beginners