With these exchanges now operational, OKX offers users in both regions access to over 270 digital assets, including more than 60 crypto-Euro trading pairs. The platform provides spot trading, staking, and automated trading bots, supporting euro-denominated deposits and withdrawals. It also includes localized interfaces on mobile and desktop apps, customer support in local languages, and simplified trading tools designed to make cryptocurrencies more accessible.
In alignment with its European expansion, OKX has appointed new regional leadership for Central Europe and Eastern EU. These leaders will focus on regulatory engagement, market development, and operational oversight within their designated regions. Both individuals possess experience in centralised and decentralised finance and are expected to drive growth strategies that align with the local regulatory environment.
Officials from OKX highlighted Germany and Poland as crucial markets due to their advanced regulatory framework and user demand. The firm sees these countries as key for its strategic objectives, given the licences obtained allow it to tailor services to meet national requirements. Transparency, compliance, and a secure trading environment remain core to OKX’s approach.
The exchange is already licensed under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, positioning itself among early adopters of EU crypto regulations. It intends to continue developing products tailored for both retail and institutional users according to regional market needs.
