How to Use OKX Crypto Trading Bots

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OKX offers customizable crypto trading bots to help traders automate strategies across spot, futures, and arbitrage markets. This guide covers:


Accessing OKX Trading Bots

Step 1

Log in to your OKX account via the Sign In button on the homepage. Use your email/phone and password, or scan the QR code with the OKX app.

Step 2

Complete two-factor authentication (2FA) and click Continue.

Step 3

Hover over Trade in the top menu and select Trading Bot.

Step 4

Explore bot strategies like Grid, DCA, and Arbitrage on the Trading Bot dashboard.


Types of OKX Trading Bots

1. Spot Grid Bot

Automates buy-low/sell-high orders within a user-defined price range. Supports:

👉 Learn how to use Spot Grid Bot

2. Futures Grid Bot

Trades futures contracts with three strategies:

Note: Leverage increases risk.

3. Spot DCA (Martingale) Bot

Averages purchase prices by buying at intervals. Features:

4. Price Lock Bot

Guarantees partial order execution at a preferred price, even if the market doesn’t reach the target.

5. Smart Portfolio Bot

Automatically rebalances portfolios based on:

6. Recurring Buy Bot

DCA strategy for up to 20 cryptocurrencies. Supports:

7. Arbitrage Bot

Exploits price disparities between:

Advanced users only.

8. Iceberg Orders

Splits large orders into smaller chunks to minimize market impact.

9. TWAP Orders

Executes large trades evenly over time to reduce slippage.


Stopping a Trading Bot

Step 1

Navigate to Bots under the trading dashboard.

Step 2

Click Stop next to the active bot.

Step 3

Choose to hold assets or convert to USDT, then confirm.


FAQs

Q1: Which bot is best for beginners?

A1: Spot Grid or Recurring Buy Bots—easy to configure with low risk.

Q2: Can I use multiple bots simultaneously?

A2: Yes, but monitor performance to avoid conflicting strategies.

Q3: Are trading bots profitable?

A3: Results vary based on market conditions and strategy. Backtest first.


👉 Start automating trades with OKX Bots

Disclaimer: Trading bots involve risk. Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results.