How to Check Device List on Your First OKX Login
Checking the device list on your first login is simple – the key is knowing where to look and what to check. Make sure every listed device is one you personally authorized. If you spot an unknown or suspicious device, remove it immediately.
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Below are two ways to do this, based on your preferred platform.
1. Via the OKX App (Recommended)
This is the most common method with an intuitive path.
What to do: After logging into the OKX App, go to the device management page in the Security Center.
Steps:
Tap the [Profile] icon at the bottom right or top left of the app's home screen to enter your personal center.
Find and tap [Security Center] or [Security Settings].
On the Security Center page, select [Device Management] or [Login Device Management].
Success criteria: You'll land on the device list page, where all authorized login devices are shown.
2. Via OKX Web (Alternative)
If the app isn't convenient, you can also view and manage devices from the website.
What to do: Log into the OKX website and go to account security settings.
Steps:
Open the OKX official website and log into your account.
Click your avatar in the top right corner, then enter [Account Settings] or [Profile].
From the menu, choose [Security Center], then find [Device Management] or [Authorization Management].
Success criteria: The list loads fully, showing each device's name, type, last login time, and IP location.
3. What to Look for When Checking the Device List
Once inside, you'll see all devices that can access your account. Pay close attention to these points:
Device name and type: Match them with devices you've actually used (e.g., "iPhone 15", "Chrome browser – Windows").
Last login time: Should correspond to your own login activity.
IP location: Check for any remote or overseas IP addresses that you don't recognize.
If you find an unrecognized or suspicious device, click the [Sign Out] or [Remove Authorization] button next to it to revoke access immediately.
If the "Trusted Devices" feature is enabled for your account, new devices will require additional verification (email, SMS, or facial recognition) on first login. You can check whether this feature is turned on in the Security Center.
Prerequisites
Successfully logged into your OKX account.
If two-factor authentication (2FA) is enabled, have your authenticator app or SMS verification code ready.
Common Failure Reasons
Can't find the device management entry: If "Device Management" isn't directly visible on the Security Center page, it's often because you haven't scrolled down or need to tap "More Security Settings" to expand the menu.
Unable to remove a device: If removing authorization fails, it could be due to network latency, temporary risk control measures on your account, or system maintenance. Try switching networks or wait and try again later.
Risk Reminders
Don't accidentally remove your current device: If you remove the device you're using right now, the system may force you to log out, and you'll need to sign in again.
Act immediately on suspicious devices: If you confirm an unfamiliar device, remove it and then immediately change your login password. Also check whether your email address, phone number, Google Authenticator, and other security settings have been tampered with.
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FAQ
Q: After I remove a device, can the other person still log into my account? A: No. The removed device instantly loses access. To log in again, they would need to re-enter your account credentials and pass two-factor authentication.
Q: The device list has too many entries. Can I clear all of them? A: It's best to keep only the devices you use regularly. Removing all devices at once may force your current session to log out, so proceed with caution.
Final confirmation step:
Exit the device list page and go back to [Security Center] > [Device Management]. Confirm that the suspicious device you just removed is no longer listed. Then check your [Login History] for recent sign-in activity. If everything looks fine, your device check is complete. Make it a habit to review your device list regularly.
