OKX digital currency exchange resumes operations in the USA with enhanced compliance and transparency.
Following a $500 million agreement with the US Department of Justice, the OKX digital currency exchange officially resumes its operations in the United States. The comeback includes launching a non-custodial Web3 wallet, a new decentralized exchange platform, and appointing Roshan Robert as the new CEO of the US branch. OKX has established a new regional headquarters in San Jose, California. The new wallet supports over 130 blockchains and features tools for trading, cross-network asset transfers, exploring the NFT world, and Web3 applications. To ensure transparency, OKX will publish monthly reserve proof reports. The company has stated that it has implemented a comprehensive compliance framework to adhere to US standards.
