OKX Pay’s First Version Officially Launched
OKX Pay’s first version has been officially launched, which will be embedded in the OKX App, focusing on stablecoin payments. The initial phase supports USDT and USDC, with plans to gradually integrate more stablecoins in the future. A new feature, “Passive Income,” has also been launched, allowing users’ deposits to automatically earn returns.
(Background: The OKX Wallet independent wallet app has been listed on the Google Store)
(Context: OKX Chief Business Officer Lennix: OKX Wallet is dedicated to building a self-custodial and multi-chain ecosystem, balancing innovation and compliance)
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According to official information, on the 28th, OKX CEO Star announced the official launch of the first version of OKX Pay on the official website, which will be embedded in the OKX App and opened to certain markets.
OKX Pay adopts a private key sharding management approach, splitting the private key into two halves, with one half stored in the user’s Passkey and the other half stored by OKX.
OKX Pay will focus on stablecoin payments, initially supporting USDT and USDC, and will gradually integrate more stablecoins in the future. In addition, it has launched a new feature called “Passive Income,” allowing users’ deposits to automatically earn returns.
Source link: https://www.okx.com/zh-hant/learn/okx-pay
A letter from OKX CEO @star_okx:
Today, we officially launched the first version of OKX Pay for over a billion global users. As the industry’s first payment application to truly integrate non-custodial and compliance, OKX Pay will be embedded in the #OKXApp and is currently open to certain markets, with a full rollout expected in the coming months!
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