Full-Time
Cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 wallet provider
$214k - $257k/yr
Senior, Expert
Remote in USA
OKX operates as a cryptocurrency exchange that allows users to trade various cryptocurrencies. Initially focused on trading, it has evolved to include a Web3 wallet that enables access to decentralized applications (dApps). Users can trade cryptocurrencies and manage their digital assets through this wallet, which connects seamlessly with global banking and payment systems. What sets OKX apart from its competitors is its commitment to transparency, demonstrated by its monthly proof of reserves and the implementation of advanced security features. The company's goal is to promote a fairer and more accessible society through blockchain technology, while expanding its reach into new markets around the world.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$920.8M
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Founded
2017
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OKX, a global cryptocurrency exchange, has officially launched its fully regulated centralized exchanges in Germany and Poland.
Moritz Putzhammer named General Manager for Central Europe and the Nordics, and Gabriel Manduca appointed General Manager for the Eastern Part of EuropeVALETTA, Malta, June 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- OKX, a leading global crypto exchange and onchain technology company, today announced the official launch of its fully regulated centralized crypto exchanges in Germany and Poland, reinforcing its strategic expansion across Europe. The launches bring deep liquidity, low fees, and access to over 270 cryptocurrencies—including more than 60 crypto-Euro pairs to users in both countries, all within a secure, compliant, and user-centric framework.To support its regional expansion, OKX has appointed Moritz Putzhammer as General Manager for Central Europe and the Nordics, and Gabriel Manduca as General Manager for Eastern EU. Both leaders bring extensive experience in centralized and decentralized finance (CeFi and DeFi) and will be responsible for driving growth, local operations, and regulatory engagement in their respective regions."Launching fully regulated platforms in Germany and Poland represents a major advancement in OKX's European expansion strategy," said Erald Ghoos, CEO of OKX Europe. "Germany and Poland are key growth markets in the EU, and our license allows us to tailor our products and services to meet the specific needs of users in each country, delivering greater value, enhanced security, and more efficient access to customers. With experienced leaders like Moritz and Gabriel driving our regional operations, we're well-positioned to accelerate adoption by providing advanced trading tools, deep liquidity, and a strong commitment to transparency and compliance."Users in both Germany and Poland can now access OKX's fully regulated, localized platforms offering spot trading, staking, automated trading bots, and a wide range of advanced features. The platforms support seamless Euro deposits and withdrawals, making it easier than ever to access crypto markets
To support its regional expansion, OKX has appointed Moritz Putzhammer as General Manager for Central Europe and the Nordics, and Gabriel Manduca as General Manager for Eastern EU.
New research released today reveals that around A$19 billion per year in economic gains – approximately 1% of Australia’s GDP – could be unlocked for Australia through digital finance innovation in markets and cross-border payments.The first stage of the research, launched today at the Australian Digital Economy Conference at the Gold Coast, is part of The Economic Impact Potential of Digital Finance Innovation in Australia Report, to be released at the end of the year. The report’s research has been undertaken by the Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (DFCRC), in collaboration with the Digital Economy Council of Australia (DECA), and is sponsored by OKX.Initial report findings show that digital finance innovation in two segments alone – markets and cross-border payments – can unlock around A$7.2 billion per year and around A$11.4 billion per year respectively for Australia.The research found that the asset class with the largest potential for Australian economic gain is foreign exchange, estimated at A$7.2 billion annually. Other asset classes with a high potential for economic gain include investment funds ($1.0 billion), private/public credit ($2 billion and $1.6 billion), and private equity ($1.2 billion), due to substantial current inefficiencies and their moderate turnover.However, the research also reveals that, on its current trajectory, digital finance innovation is only expected to unlock around $1.8 billion per year of economic gains by 2030. That is because adoption of Digital Finance innovation requires substantial industry-wide changes that take time. While the gains estimated by 2030 reflect the current trajectory of the sector, the research highlights the opportunity to accelerate adoption to unlock more of the gains, sooner. This could be achieved through a combination of innovation-enabling regulatory and policy initiatives and greater industry-wide collaboration.The calculation methodologies developed by DFCRC for the report measure how digital finance innovation enhances the exchange of value, facilitating more exchange in existing markets, and creating new exchange of value in areas where markets previously did not exist
For returning users, OKX has rolled out a treasure chest system that turns routine trading into a digital loot hunt.