The move provides a streamlined and compliant pathway for sophisticated investors to earn yields on major digital assets, reinforcing the exchange's commitment to the strictly regulated Singaporean market.


OKX Debuts Regulated 'On-chain Earn' Staking Product for Accredited Investors in Singapore
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SINGAPORE – Global cryptocurrency exchange OKX has officially launched its On-chain Earn product in Singapore, offering Accredited Investors a regulated and simplified way to participate in staking for leading digital assets like Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano.

The new service is designed to remove technical barriers for investors, allowing them to manage staking activities directly on the OKX SG platform without the need for multiple wallets or complex procedures. The exchange emphasized that the product is built on a foundation of robust security, regulatory compliance, and a competitive fee structure.

For Ethereum staking, OKX SG has set a low entry threshold of just 0.001 ETH, aiming to make it accessible to a broader range of qualified investors. The company stated that its fees are among the lowest in the industry and are transparently included in the advertised Annual Percentage Yield (APY), with no artificial caps or hidden charges. The platform's infrastructure is certified under ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and CSA STAR Level 1 standards, ensuring institutional-grade security.

“We designed On-chain Earn to let Accredited Investors manage staking portfolios securely and with full compliance,” an OKX spokesperson said. The exchange highlighted its competitive edge over providers that reportedly charge up to 35% in hidden fees.

Beyond Ethereum, the service includes staking options for other major tokens such as Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), Polkadot (DOT), and SUI. To further streamline the user experience for local clients, the platform integrates with Singapore’s national identity system via Singpass for verification and utilizes its existing SGD rails for fast and efficient deposits and withdrawals.

The launch marks the first anniversary of OKX SG operating as a licensed exchange in the city-state. The move is seen as a strategic expansion in a market that has recently tightened its regulatory grip, forcing several unlicensed exchanges to cease operations. By building out its compliant product suite, OKX is positioning itself as a trusted platform for investors seeking secure exposure to the growing digital asset economy.

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