How to Register an OKX Corporate Account?
The registration portal for corporate accounts is only available on theOKXweb version; the app does not support it. The process consists of two steps: first, complete a basic registration using an email address, then go to the "Verification" page to submit company information and all required documents. After passing the review, sign the agreement to activate the account.
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I. Preparation Before Registration
The corporate account follows the KYB (Know Your Business) process, which involves manual review, not automatic completion. Preparation time is usually much longer than personal KYC.
Required Document Checklist:
| Category | Required Documents |
|---|---|
| Basic Company Information | Company name, registration number, date of incorporation, registered address, principal place of business |
| Company Registration Documents | Certificate of Incorporation (or Business Registration Certificate), Articles of Association |
| Company Register | Register of Directors, Register of Shareholders or Beneficial Ownership Structure Chart (signed within the last 12 months) |
| Key Persons Information | At least one senior officer/manager, director (if any), Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO), and authorized user identity information |
| Authorization Documents | Account Opening Authorization Letter (or Board Resolution containing relevant authorization) |
| Proof of Address | Proof of business address (if different from registered address) |
Supported file formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, PDF. Each file must not exceed 5MB. It is recommended to prepare all documents in advance to avoid repeated submissions.
II. Step-by-Step Registration Process
Step 1: Basic Registration
Go to the official websitewww.okx.com, click "Register," and use your email to receive a verification code to complete the basic registration.
Step 2: Enter the Institutional Verification Page
After logging in, click on your profile icon in the top right corner → "Verification." Under "Corporate Identity Verification," select "Verify Now."
Step 3: Fill in Basic Company Information
Follow the on-screen prompts to fill in:
- Company type (Private Company, Private Financial Institution, Trust, Fund, etc.)
- Company name, registration number, date of incorporation
- Registered address, principal place of business (if different, provide explanation)
Step 4: Fill in Key Persons Information
Provide identity information for the following individuals:
- At least one senior officer/manager (e.g., CEO, CFO, COO)
- Director(s) (if any)
- Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO)
- Authorized user (account operator, if different from the above)
Also upload front and back photos or scans of the above individuals' ID cards.
Step 5: Upload Company Documents
Scan and upload:
- Certificate of Incorporation or Business Registration Certificate
- Articles of Association
- Register of Directors
- Register of Shareholders or Beneficial Ownership Structure Chart
- Proof of business address (if different)
Step 6: Sign Authorization Documents
Download the Account Opening Authorization Letter template, sign it, and upload the scanned copy. A Board Resolution containing relevant authorization is also acceptable.
Step 7: Submit for Review
Confirm that all information is correct and submit. The application will enter manual review. The review period is typically3-5 business days.
Once the review is approved, the OKX team will contact you to sign the membership agreement. After signing, the account will be officially activated.
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III. Common Reasons for Delays
Documents Not Meeting Requirements: Blurry files, exceeding 5MB, or information inconsistent with the submission. Double-check before submitting.
Missing Key Persons Information: Incomplete information for the Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) is a common reason for rejection during review.
Non-Compliant Proof of Address: Failure to provide proof when the business address differs from the registered address, or documents older than 12 months.
Failure to Respond During Review: After submission, monitor your email and SMS. If additional materials are requested, respond promptly to avoid extended review times.
