What Are Event Contracts? Event contracts are a derivative product launched by OKX. Each contract is defined using natural language to describe a specific event, and user payouts are determined by the final outcome of that event. Each event contract pair represents a contract with a potential payout of 1 USDT. Users simply assess the likely outcome and select a direction, then purchase contract shares in the corresponding direction.

If the scheduled expiry date of an XAU Between contract falls on a non-trading day, OKX will not list that contract. For listed XAU Between contracts, settlement is performed only when the underlying market is open for trading and index prices are available.

What is a Hit contract? A Hit contract settles immediately, once the OKX Spot Index Price touches the target price during the contract's live period — no need to wait for expiry. Settlement anchor: OKX Spot Index Price BTC events: https://www.okx.com/markets/index/btc-usdt ETH events: https://www.okx.com/markets/index/eth-usdt XAU events: https://www.okx.com/markets/index/xau-usdtHow is a Hit contract settled?

Before applying for the OKX Market Forced Royalty Contract, make sure you have: Deploys or upgrades the NFT contract Whitelists the OKX market contract Set up royalty information by connecting your contract administrator wallet to the collection page, and selecting Make collection offer to set the royalty receiving address and collection rate.

OKX Europe Markets Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) under the Investment Services Act (Chapter 370 of the Laws of Malta), Licence No. OEML-15905.

OKX Europe Markets Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority under the Investment Services Act (Chapter 370 of the Laws of Malta), Licence No. OEML-15905.

Australia: OKX Australia Pty Ltd and OKX Australia Financial Pty Ltd. EEA: OKX Europe Limited (Malta). UAE: OKX Middle East Fintech FZE (OKX Dubai). Brazil: OKX Serviços Digitais Ltda. Singapore: OKX SG Pte. Ltd. Other Eligible Regions: Aux Cayes FinTech Co. Ltd.

Australia Information about: digital currency exchange services is prepared by OKX Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 22 636 269 040); derivatives and margin by OKX Australia Financial Pty Ltd (ABN 14 145 724 509, AFSL 379035) and is only intended for wholesale clients (within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)); and other products and services by the relevant OKX entities which offer them (see Terms of Service).

Business or corporate account deposits are rejected if the sending bank account name doesn't exactly match your registered OKX business name — including suffixes like "Pty Ltd." Confirm your registered business name and use a bank account registered under that exact name.Q2: Why does my institutional verification say my ID was already used? This usually means a document has already been submitted to a related company or entity.

Never trade with money you can't afford to lose.Offered by OKX Europe Markets Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA), Licence No. OEML-15905.

Ltd. (PDS) and designed to comply with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) stablecoin regulatory framework.2. How do USDG rewards work? With USDG rewards, you can earn up to 3.85% APY simply by holding USDG in your OKX Wallet. Your funds remain fully accessible — you can redeem or move them anytime without penalties. Rewards are designed to help users grow their digital dollar holdings passively and securely.

Tiers are set per contract, so the same balance can support very different position sizes on two different contracts. A contract with less depth carries tighter tiers than a heavily traded one, which is why its cap can be much lower at the same balance and the same leverage. Per-contract specifications are published in the X-Perps contract specifications.

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Options Trading fee of options = Min(Fee rate × Contract Multiplier × Contract size × Number of contracts, 7% × Option premium × Contract Multiplier × Contract size × Number of contracts) Take BTCUSD options (Contract Multiplier is 0.01, Contract size is 1 BTC, Option premium is 0.05 BTC) as an example.

Options Trading fee of options = Min(Fee rate × Contract Multiplier × Contract size × Number of contracts, 7% × Option premium × Contract Multiplier × Contract size × Number of contracts) Take BTCUSD options (Contract Multiplier is 0.01, Contract size is 1 BTC, Option premium is 0.05 BTC) as an example.