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Why is there a minimum deposit amount for non-BTC?
On-chain deposit logic: Our platform is a centralized exchange, so when you deposit funds to your account address, they will only be credited once it meets the required aggregation conditions. If the amount is too small, the funds cannot be aggregated because the address balance may not be sufficient to cover the miner fees for an on-chain transfer. System management: The minimum deposit amount helps the platform manage asset flows better and prevents system strain caused by small deposits.Published on Oct 16, 2024Updated on Sep 3, 2025FAQ32What documents are accepted as proof of sources of funds from decentralized finance?
Understanding the acceptable forms of documentation is crucial for individuals and entities engaging in order for them to be able to continue their trading in Centralized Finance (CeFi). This guide explores the key records typically recognized to demonstrate the origin of funds in the decentralized ecosystem.What are the commonly accepted proof types for the source of funds from decentralized finance?Regular users Statements from an exchange platform.Published on Nov 12, 2024Updated on Feb 9, 2026FAQ52Why haven’t I received a reply from the blockchain project team?
Each blockchain functions as a decentralized system, meaning there's no central support team responsible for individual user requests.How does OKX work with different blockchain networks? We connect to multiple blockchain networks — including Ethereum, Bitcoin, and others — to support deposits, withdrawals, and on-chain transactions.Published on Oct 17, 2025Updated on Jan 27, 2026FAQ13US CeDeFi Trade FAQ
CeDeFi stands for Centralized Decentralized Finance. CeDeFi trading is a new feature on our platform that allows Centralized Exchange users to trade on-chain DEX assets safely and conveniently—without leaving the OKX app—while still retaining full self-custody of their assets. You can buy and sell DEX assets on the OKX app. You'll be required to create a self-custody wallet prior to your first CeDeFi trade to hold your DEX assets.Published on Nov 4, 2025Updated on Dec 4, 2025FAQ1What's a dusting attack?
This only works with centralized exchanges, where you have to go through identity verification to open an account. Once the attacker learns who you are, they can target you with phishing, extortion, and other crypto scams. In other words, the dust attack itself is not an attack. It's more like setting the stage for an attack — the first step in setting up a greater crypto scam.How do scammers know my wallet address? Most blockchain transaction data is publicly available.Published on Oct 4, 2024Updated on Mar 3, 2026FAQ13What are Source of Funds (SoF) and Source of Wealth (SoW)?
Investment Account Statement Issued within the last 3 months Retirement Account Statement Issued within the last 3 months Brokerage Statement Issued within the last 3 months Bank Statement Shows investment income (past 3 months) Tax Document Shows investments (past 12 months) Others Issued within the last 3 months with funds confirmation Exchange wallet Exchange Statement Issued within the last 3 months and showing name/wallet address Sale Receipt/Confirmation Shows recent crypto asset sales from centralizedPublished on Dec 24, 2024Updated on Mar 27, 2026FAQ735How do I set up wallet release for my DEX trading wallet?
Review your addresses Note: Do not use an address from a centralized exchange. Doing so may result in permanent loss of assets. Learn how to back up your wallet's private key here. Once wallet release is complete, continue on the web to transfer your funds.How do I set up the transfer tool on my web browser?Before you begin To transfer your funds, you must first configure the transfer tool in your web browser.Published on Sep 24, 2025Updated on Nov 17, 2025FAQ
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