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The word “ultimately” is important because, in some cases, a person indirectly associated with an institution may still be considered its beneficial owner through a chain of ownership or control. For example, the owner of an institution’s parent company could be deemed the institution’s beneficial owner, depending on the organizational structure between the institution and its parent.Why does OKX need to know my institution’s ownership structure?Published on Oct 10, 2024Updated on Dec 1, 2025FAQ6How to prevent phishing emails?
The email contains odd writing Many phishing emails have unusual grammar, spelling mistakes, or unnatural wording. The links don't match the official domain Hover over any link (without clicking). If the URL doesn't belong to an official OKX domain, don't open it.Published on Jun 24, 2025Updated on Dec 16, 2025FAQ3How do I place a TP/SL with Limit Order?
In other words, once the market price reaches the trigger price you have set, your order is sent to the exchange servers for execution.What's an example of setting a TP/SL with a Limit Order?Published on May 31, 2024Updated on Feb 12, 2026FAQ279How can you protect yourself from a phishing attack?
For account security information and verification protection methods, for example, the account login name and password shouldn't be consistent with other websites as the private key and mnemonic words should be kept privately. If you detect any suspicious activity on your account, you may reach out to our Support team or here. OKX will not ask for your SMS/email/GA verification code in any way.Published on Aug 17, 2023Updated on Mar 3, 2026FAQ3,662Open interest limits of contracts
This article may be reproduced or distributed in its entirety, or excerpts of 100 words or less of this article may be used, provided such use is non-commercial. Any reproduction or distribution of the entire article must also prominently state: “This article is © 2026 OKX and is used with permission.” Permitted excerpts must cite to the name of the article and include attribution, for example “Article Name, [author name if applicable], © 2026 OKX.”Published on Mar 22, 2025Updated on Feb 3, 2026Product documentationWhat's a dusting attack?
In other words, the dust attack itself is not an attack. It's more like setting the stage for an attack — the first step in setting up a greater crypto scam.How do scammers know my wallet address? Most blockchain transaction data is publicly available. Anyone can view transaction records and wallet addresses through a blockchain explorer. While attackers can see wallet addresses, but they can't directly identify the owner behind them.How do I spot a dusting attack?Published on Oct 4, 2024Updated on Mar 3, 2026FAQ13How to transfer crypto from Bitvavo to OKX?
This article may be reproduced or distributed in its entirety, or excerpts of 100 words or less of this article may be used, provided such use is non-commercial. Any reproduction or distribution of the entire article must also prominently state: “This article is © 2025 OKX and is used with permission.” Permitted excerpts must cite to the name of the article and include attribution, for example “Article Name, [author name if applicable], © 2025 OKX.”Published on Jun 19, 2025Updated on Jun 26, 2025FAQ5How to transfer crypto from Coinbase to OKX?
This article may be reproduced or distributed in its entirety, or excerpts of 100 words or less of this article may be used, provided such use is non-commercial. Any reproduction or distribution of the entire article must also prominently state: “This article is © 2025 OKX and is used with permission.” Permitted excerpts must cite to the name of the article and include attribution, for example “Article Name, [author name if applicable], © 2025 OKX.”Published on Jun 19, 2025Updated on Jun 26, 2025FAQ6
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