A post by @okx on X.
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OKX launched its OKX Card in the United States, offering 2% cashback on eligible USDG purchases with tiers reaching up to 10% and no foreign exchange fees. The exchange announced the rollout via its official X account, positioning the card as a bridge between stablecoin holdings and everyday spending. The move matters because it gives USDG—OKX's dollar-backed stablecoin—a direct consumer payments use case in the largest crypto market, potentially boosting demand for the token beyond trading. The tiered cashback structure also signals OKX is willing to subsidize adoption to win share in the crowded U.S. crypto card space. What to watch next: whether OKX discloses cardholder volumes or USDG supply growth, and whether rival exchanges match the no-FX-fee offer.
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OKX, OKX Card, USDG