OKX Unveils OKX Pay for Zero-Fee Global Crypto Transfers
OKX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has launched OKX Pay, a new payment platform designed to enable seamless global crypto transfers. Integrated within the main OKX app, this sub-app offers zero-fee transactions, automatic daily rewards, and self-custody solutions. The announcement, made via social media, underscores OKX Pay’s emphasis on practicality and security. CEO @Star_okx highlighted the platform’s ability to streamline cross-border transactions while maintaining user control over their assets. This move positions OKX as a key player in the evolving digital payments landscape, further bridging the gap between traditional finance and decentralized solutions.
OKX Launches OKX Pay for Global Crypto Transfers
OKX, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has unveiled OKX Pay, a dedicated payment platform designed to facilitate seamless global crypto transfers. The sub-app, integrated within OKX’s main application, promises zero-fee transactions, automatic daily rewards, and self-custody solutions.
The announcement, made via social media, highlights OKX Pay’s focus on practicality and security. CEO @Star_okx emphasized the platform’s ability to simplify crypto payments while maintaining robust custodial control. This move aligns with broader industry trends toward frictionless cross-border transactions and user-centric financial tools.
Mastercard Expands Stablecoin Payment Support, Partners With OKX to Launch Crypto Card
Mastercard is doubling down on crypto adoption with a sweeping initiative to enable stablecoin payments across its vast merchant network. The payments giant unveiled a "360-degree" solution that grants 150 million merchants access to stablecoin settlement capabilities, capitalizing on growing regulatory clarity for digital assets.
The move comes alongside partnerships with crypto exchange OKX for a co-branded card and integrations with Nuvei, Circle, and Paxos. "We believe in stablecoins’ potential to streamline payments," said Mastercard’s Jorn Lambert, signaling institutional confidence in blockchain-based settlement.
