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OKEx Launches Real-Time Settlement for Derivatives Trading
Cryptocurrency exchange OKEx has introduced real-time settlement for the trading of derivatives on its platform.
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 10:49 a.m. Published Dec 29, 2020, 12:47 p.m.
Cryptocurrency exchange OKEx has introduced real-time settlement for the trading of derivatives on its platform including futures, options and swaps, allowing users to make withdrawals at any time.
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- OKEx said the real-time settlement function will only be available with the trading of the ADA/USD swap today at 8 a.m. UTC.
- Prior to the offering, transactions were usually settled at 4 p.m. UTC settlement period daily. This update will allow OKEx users to withdraw their profits at any time, said the exchange.
- OKEx said the function will then be rolled out to other major currency pairs and financial instruments on the platform over the coming months.
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