OKX Expands into the US Market with New San Jose Headquarters

OKX, the third-largest cryptocurrency exchange by spot trading volume, has officially launched its services in the United States. Establishing a regional headquarters in San Jose, California, the exchange aims to introduce its platform and native OKX Wallet to the US market. Roshan Robert has been appointed as OKX US CEO to lead the transition and ensure a smooth customer experience.

OKX Crypto Exchange Officially Launches in the US with San Jose Regional HQ

OKX, the third leading spot exchange platform with a daily traded volume above $2.4 billion, has announced its official entry into the US market. The Seychelles-based cryptocurrency exchange will establish a regional headquarters in San Jose, California, to spearhead the rollout of its platform and the native OKX Wallet. Roshan Robert has been named OKX US CEO to oversee seamless customer migration in the new market. OKX promises security, transparency, and regulatory compliance following a $500 million settlement with the DoJ.

OKX Returns to US Market Following $505M DOJ Deal

OKX announced on Tuesday that it is reopening its U.S. crypto exchange and introducing a new Web3 wallet for American users. The move follows a $505 million deal with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) earlier this year. The company also revealed that it has appointed Roshan Robert as its U.S. CEO and established its regional headquarters in San Jose, California. Robert, a former Barclays executive, commented on the development, saying he is honored to join OKX and looks forward to leading its expansion into the United States. The rollout will begin in phases.