- OKX secures MiCA license, expanding services to 28 EEA nations.
- Users can trade over 240 tokens and 300 pairs, including 60 Euro-based pairs.
OKX has secured a MiCA license, enabling it to expand its crypto services across 28 European Economic Area (EEA) nations. This approval positions OKX among the first global exchanges to operate under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, providing a unified regulatory approach in Europe.
With its regulatory hub in Malta, OKX can now offer services to over 400 million Europeans. Users in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, and 23 other EEA nations can access the platform’s infrastructure. This approval eliminates the need for multiple national licenses, streamlining operations across the region.
OKX customers in the EEA can engage in over-the-counter (OTC) trading, spot trading, and bot trading. The platform supports more than 240 cryptocurrency tokens and offers over 300 trading pairs. Additionally, users can trade across 60 Euro-based pairs, enhancing liquidity and market accessibility.
Seamless Trading Experience for European Users
OKX is enhancing its platform to cater to local preferences. The exchange now supports multiple local languages, allowing users to navigate both the app and web interface easily. Customer support is also available in regional languages, ensuring better service.
European users can deposit and withdraw Euros for free via bank transfers. The platform also integrates widely used payment methods, including card purchases. These updates aim to provide a seamless trading experience for both beginners and advanced traders.
Erald Ghoos, CEO of OKX Europe, emphasized the company’s dedication to security and transparency. He stated that OKX aims to make crypto trading more accessible through local language support, regional payment methods, and tailored services.
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