OKX Wallet Reimagined: Simplified Access to Millions of Tokens, Collectables and 100+ Blockchains
By Lauren Hinton · 18 September 2024

OKX, a global Web3 technology company, today unveiled its reimagined Wallet product, with key enhancements including a new interface, expanded token discovery for millions of cryptocurrencies and collectables, and access to more than 100 blockchains and thousands of DeFi products.
The upgrade was announced during a fireside chat featuring OKX Chief Marketing Officer Haider Rafique and Formula 1 driver Lando Norris at Token2049 in Singapore that centered on the intersection of technology, motorsports and the onchain world, highlighting the importance of innovation and adoption of new technologies.
Key details of the reimagined OKX Wallet are:
- Redesigned interface: A sleek new layout that simplifies asset management, token swapping and discovery, providing users with a secure and efficient gateway to the diverse onchain ecosystem
- Enhanced token discovery: The new tokens page allows wallet holders to explore over one million tokens across various categories, including trending memecoins across networks like Solana, Base, Tron and BNB, with customizable sorting options; approximately 120,000 tokens are added weekly to OKX Wallet's DEX
- Updated Marketplace: Simplified user experience, to discover and buy any of over three million digital collectibles, including Bitcoin Ordinals
- Super-fast DEX: The Wallet DEX now provides industry-leading quote response times and transaction speeds, retrieving and aggregating prices from almost 500 decentralized exchanges at an average response time of approximately 50 milliseconds
- Seamless access to popular trading features: 'Meme Mode' for Solana-based memecoin trading and 'Meme Factory' for creating and launching tokens on Solana are now conveniently located in the 'Trade’ section
- Optimized navigation: Intuitive categorization enhances the overall experience, with the third-party DeFi protocol aggregator now accessible under the 'Discover’ section
Companies in this story: OKX
People in this story: Haider Rafique