OKX launches 24/7 options on four tokenized stocks, not available to US users
Simple Options cover tokenized NVDA, SPCX, MU and GOOGL with a minimum size of one tokenized share. OKX charges no separate trading fee, but the quoted premium includes a spread it keeps.
· Effective · Verified 2026-11-05 via official announcement
Effective Nov 4, 2026: OKX launches 24/7 options on four tokenized stocks, not available to US users. Affects: OKX customers in the named regions who trade tokenized stocks. Source: okx.com, verified Nov 5, 2026.
Official site: okx.com
OKX launched Simple Options on 4 November 2026, offering European-style calls and puts on tokenized NVDA, SPCX, MU and GOOGL around the clock. It says customers across Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia, the CIS region, MENA and Türkiye can trade them, with more underlyings to follow. Its help page says the product is not available to US users.
Traders can buy or sell calls and puts through a request-for-quote model, confirming a quote rather than trading on an order book. The minimum trade is 0.01 contract, which equals one tokenized share; a full contract covers 100. There are no separate commissions or platform fees, but OKX says the premium already includes a spread retained by OKX and its affiliates, so the cost is not shown as a separate line.
Options settle at 16:00 Hong Kong time on expiry and cannot be exercised early. Buyers can lose the whole premium. Sellers must fully fund positions with tokenized shares or USDT in a separate options account, so there is no margin call or forced liquidation, but they must buy or deliver at the strike price if assigned. Trading on a contract stops 30 seconds before settlement.
OKX says crypto options are planned. Its announcement does not name the UK or the EEA, and it says availability varies by region. This product runs on OKX's existing tokenized stocks and is separate from OKXICE, the planned US venue, where the companies behind all four underlyings have objected to listing.
“Today, we’re launching Simple Options, giving customers more ways to trade tokenized stocks on OKX.”
— OKX
Who this affects
OKX customers in the named regions who trade tokenized stocks. US users cannot use it.
OKX at a glance
OKX is a centralised crypto exchange, launched as OKEx in 2017, offering spot, perpetual and expiry futures, options, trading bots and earn products. The global schedule charges regular users 0.08% maker and 0.10% taker on spot and 0.02%/0.05% on futures. US residents use a separate platform run by OKX Inc. (not available in New York) whose fee page lists spot pairs only, at 0.20%/0.35% for regular users. In February 2025 the global operating entity pleaded guilty in the US to running an unlicensed money transmitting business.
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Official site: okx.com
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- OKX - Tokenized Stock Options: Introducing Simple Options (2026-11-04) — checked 2026-11-05
- OKX Help - Introduction to Simple Options — checked 2026-11-05
- OKXICE TSV - Public Notice (2026-11-04): 62 issuer objections, adds Nebius, Boeing, ServiceNow — checked 2026-11-05
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