OKX has introduced OKX Money, a standalone app unveiled at the OKX NOW summit in Singapore. The product is designed around four core use cases: transfers, spending, savings, and asset custody, and it 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 available in more than 30 countries. For users in Europe, OKX Money also includes Pay Boost, a feature supported by Aave that is intended to let users earn yield while keeping funds flexible for spending. Looking ahead, OKX said the app will add AI-driven investment strategy features that can create plans based on user needs and, with user authorization, execute small trades within the app.
OKX unveiled OKX Money, a standalone app, at the OKX NOW summit in Singapore.
The app is built around four use cases: transfers, spending, savings, and asset custody. OKX said it is designed to provide financial services to a wide user base, including people who are not native crypto users.
Built on X Layer, OKX Money uses self-custodial smart accounts and supports 24/7 digital asset transfers. The service is already open in more than 30 countries, according to the announcement.
For users in Europe, OKX Money also offers Pay Boost, a feature supported by Aave that lets users keep spending flexibility while earning yield on their funds.
OKX said the app will later support AI-generated investment strategies based on user needs and, with user permission, carry out small trades inside the app.
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