How do I manage my assets in my OKX wallet? (app)

Getting Started

OKX wallet is a non-custodial and decentralized multi-chain wallet that provides one-stop asset management, secure storage, transfer, and other functions for all users. OKX wallet helps you to manage your assets across multi-network (e.g. Bitcoin and Ethereum) and numerous devices (e.g. iOS, Android, and web extension) by generating an on-chain identity with a seed phrase more securely and conveniently. It supports multi-seed phrase import and derivation of addresses too.

Checklist

1. How do I view my wallet address?
2. Open your OKX Wallet app
3. Under Crypto, select the asset you want to receive
4. Select the network at the top to view your Receiving address — this is your wallet address
5. Open your OKX app, select Web3 at the top
6. Under Crypto, select the asset you want to receive
7. Select the network at the top to view your Receiving address — this is your wallet address
8. Open your OKX app, select Web3 at the top
9. Select Copy icon next to your account
10. Open your OKX app, select Web3 at the top
11. Select Receive, and select the Crypto and Network that you want
12. Open your OKX app and select Web3 at the top

Notes

Currently, OKX wallet supports 70+ networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, OKC, Solana, BSC, Polygon, Avalanche, Tron, Arbitrum, etc. It can automatically recognize and connect to different networks without switching. OKX wallet has multi-chain and cross-chain DEX, Yield farming, NFT marketplace, and DApp discovery. You can easily access over 1,000 DApp protocols and explore the Web3 world with only one wallet.

Download the OKX Wallet App and create a wallet

Before getting started, make sure you have an OKX Web3 Wallet set up in the OKX App. If no wallet is displayed on the page, you can do the following:

Import an existing wallet: Select Menu, then go to Manage Wallets > Add Wallet > Import Wallet. Select Seed Phrase or Private Key and enter the corresponding information to restore your wallet.

Details follow the official OKX help article; this page is a learning checklist, not an official mirror.