Dear OKX Users,
To foster a healthy digital asset environment in the blockchain industry and enhance project liquidity, OKX’s Risk Control Department has decided to discontinue GUSD C2C fiat trading in accordance with the platform’s guidelines.
Key Dates & Actions:
- Effective Date: February 28, 2023, 4:00 PM (UTC+8).
- Post-Discontinuation: Users can still access their GUSD holdings via
Assets > My Assets > Funding Account > Non-Tradable Assets.
OKX remains committed to monitoring listed projects and enforcing policies to safeguard user interests. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
👉 Learn more about OKX’s trading policies
Risk Reminder: Digital assets are high-risk investments. OKX encourages users to thoroughly understand market rules, assess personal risk tolerance, and trade responsibly.
FAQs
1. Why is OKX discontinuing GUSD fiat trading?
To optimize platform liquidity and comply with internal risk management policies focused on user protection.
2. Can I withdraw my GUSD after the discontinuation?
Yes. GUSD holdings will remain accessible in the "Non-Tradable Assets" section of your funding account.
3. Will OKX delist other stablecoins in the future?
OKX continuously evaluates all listed assets. Decisions are based on liquidity, compliance, and user demand.
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