OKX on Oct. 6 unveiled OKX Money, a standalone app introduced at the OKX NOW Summit in Singapore. The product is designed around four core use cases: transfers, spending, savings and asset custody, and is aimed at a broad user base that includes people who are not crypto-native. Built on X Layer, the app uses self-custodial smart accounts and supports round-the-clock digital asset transfers. OKX said the service is already open in more than 30 countries. For users in Europe, OKX Money also includes Pay Boost, a feature supported by Aave that lets users earn yield while keeping their funds available for spending. Looking ahead, OKX said the app will add AI-driven investment strategy planning based on user needs, with small trades executed inside the app after user authorization.
OKX on Oct. 6 officially launched OKX Money, a standalone app introduced at the OKX NOW Summit in Singapore.
The company said the app is built around four core scenarios: transfers, spending, savings and asset custody. It is designed to provide financial services to a wider group of users, including people who are not native to crypto. Built on X Layer, OKX Money uses self-custodial smart accounts and supports 24/7 digital asset transfers. The app is already available in more than 30 countries.
For users in Europe, OKX Money also offers Pay Boost, a feature supported by Aave. According to the announcement, the feature allows users to earn yield while keeping flexibility to spend their funds.
OKX added that, in the future, OKX Money will support AI-based investment strategy planning based on user needs, and will be able to execute small trades within the app after receiving user authorization.
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