Overview
- Institutional clients can trade on OKX as balances are mirrored in real time while assets stay in Standard Chartered’s custody.
- The EEA rollout follows an April launch in the UAE, where the program has reported more than $100 million in assets under custody.
- OKX operates under a Markets in Crypto-Assets authorization covering nine of ten service categories, enabling cross-EEA services.
- Early institutional adoption includes clients such as Brevan Howard Digital, according to company disclosures.
- OKX’s recent fines in Malta (€1.1 million for AML failings) and the Netherlands (€2.25 million for unregistered services) underscore ongoing regulatory scrutiny of controls.