Ledger has integrated OKX’s decentralized exchange into its wallet, letting users trade crypto while keeping self-custody of their assets. Instead of sending coins to a centralized exchange, users can now swap tokens on chain through OKX DEX from inside the Ledger interface. Every trade is signed by a Ledger hardware device, so private keys never leave the user’s wallet. Several well-known networks are supported by the integration, including BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and Polygon.
OKX DEX pools liquidity from over 400 sources across more than 25 blockchains to offer deeper markets and robust pricing, all accessible without juggling multiple wallets. Self-custody trading allows users to access active markets while maintaining control over their keys. Now, they can route trades through OKX DEX from within the same wallet app where they already store assets. This reduces friction and can lower the chance of mistakes when moving funds between platforms.
Ledger has sold more than 8 million devices globally and reportedly guards more than 20 percent of the world’s crypto assets. Adding OKX DEX gives these users a direct path into on chain markets while staying in a hardware-secured environment. The integration marks a new step in merging professional grade security with decentralized trading tools inside a single wallet. Ledger Wallet users will soon be able to directly exchange cryptocurrencies via OKX DEX without relinquishing…
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