As part of OKX's onboarding process, institutional customers must agree to specific attestations to ensure compliance and awareness of platform obligations. Below is a detailed breakdown of these requirements:
Core Attestations for Institutional Verification
Applicants must acknowledge and confirm the following statements:
Agreement to Terms of Service
- Read, understood, and bound by OKX’s Terms of Service ("Terms") and subsequent amendments.
Accuracy of Documentation
- All submitted Application Documentation is truthful, accurate, and complete.
- Future documentation will adhere to the same standards.
Non-U.S. Entity Status
- Not registered or operating in the United States.
- Principal place of business (defined as the central control location for trading/investment activities) is outside the U.S.
Trust and Jurisdictional Compliance
- Not a U.S.-governed trust subject to U.S. court supervision.
- No accounts maintained for U.S. persons or entities or those in Sanctioned Jurisdictions (e.g., Cuba, Iran, North Korea).
Ongoing Due Diligence
- Conducts reasonable due diligence to support documentation and attestations.
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Key Obligations and Representations
- Reliance by OKX: OKX may act on provided documentation without further inquiry.
- Timely Updates: Applicants must notify OKX promptly if any information becomes inaccurate.
FAQ Section
Q1: What happens if my documentation is incomplete?
A: OKX may delay or reject your application until accurate information is provided.
Q2: Can I onboard if my business has U.S. ties?
A: No. Applicants with U.S. registrations, operations, or principal offices are ineligible.
Q3: How often must I update my attestations?
A: Immediately upon any change affecting the truthfulness of submitted data.
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Keywords
- Institutional verification
- OKX compliance
- Non-U.S. entity
- Due diligence
- Sanctioned jurisdictions
This process ensures alignment with global regulatory standards and OKX’s risk management policies.