Recently launched in Australia, OKX offers crypto investors a range of opportunities.
This guide to cryptocurrency investment is presented by OKX and Finder.
With low fees, high-speed transactions, powerful APIs and more, OKX lets you easily set up your own wallet and purchase Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, NFTs and more. To find out more about buying crypto, visit the OKX website.
Australian customer exclusive: During August 2024, new users can earn up to 20 AUD in Bitcoin when they deposit and trade with OKX. T&Cs apply.
Launched in Australia in May 2024, OKX is one of the world's largest crypto exchanges, with more than 50 million users worldwide. At present, OKX offers Australian investors access to more than 300 different types of assets, with services spanning across both its exchange and wallet.
As a top partner of English Premier League champions Manchester City FC, McLaren Formula 1 and Olympian Scotty James, OKX aims to supercharge the fan experience with new engagement opportunities.
In July, new users can earn up to 20 AUD in Bitcoin when they deposit and trade with OKX. T&Cs apply.
Through the OKX exchange, you can buy and sell more than 80 different types of cryptocurrencies using Australian dollars without requiring a currency converter.
OKX maintains a 1:1 reserve of all user crypto on its platform and periodically performs proof of reserves reports aimed at greater transparency in the assets held on the exchange.
OKX offers a range of integrated Web3 Wallet services that encompass more than 80 cryptocurrencies, as well as NFTs and DeFi. You can keep a range of your crypto assets in one place.
OKX offers a streamlined interface that allows you to buy, sell and trade more than 70 different types of cryptocurrency.
With a range of educational resources available, OKX allows investors to grow their crypto and blockchain knowledge, from market analysis to the latest tokens and protocols.
OKX allows Australian investors to deposit and withdraw in AUD, without needing to go through currency conversion.
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Disclaimer
Information about: digital currency exchange services is prepared by OKX Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 22 636 269 040); derivatives and margin by OKX Australia Financial Pty Ltd (ABN 14 145 724 509, AFSL 379035) and is only intended for wholesale clients (within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)); and other products and services by the relevant OKX entities which offer them (see Terms of Service). Information is general in nature and should not be taken as investment advice, personal recommendation or an offer of (or solicitation to) buy any crypto or related products. You should do your own research and obtain professional advice, including to ensure you understand the risks associated with these products, before you make a decision about them. Past performance is not indicative of future performance - never risk more than you are prepared to lose. Read our Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure Statement for more information.
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