OKX lists USDT perps on Murata, Occidental and NuScale, with 10x to 20x leverage
The three stock perps opened on 4 November and trade around the clock. OKX's docs say access may be restricted in places including the US.
· Effective · Verified 2026-11-06 via official announcement
Effective Nov 4, 2026: OKX lists USDT perps on Murata, Occidental and NuScale, with 10x to 20x leverage. Affects: OKX derivatives users outside restricted regions who trade stock perps. Source: okx.com, verified Nov 6, 2026.
Official site: okx.com
OKX opened USDT-margined perpetual futures on three stocks on 4 November 2026: Murata Manufacturing at 05:30 UTC, Occidental Petroleum at 08:30 UTC and NuScale Power at 08:45 UTC. OKX's public contract data shows all three live on 6 November, with maximum leverage of 10x on Murata and 20x on the other two.
OKX lists trading hours as 24/7, with funding settled every 8 hours, moving to hourly if the rate reaches its 1% cap or floor. These contracts track the share price: holders do not own shares and get no dividends or voting rights. The notice's opening line still carries an older 27 October date, but its listing schedule and OKX's contract data both show 4 November.
OKX's docs already cover perps on US, Korean, Japanese and Hong Kong stocks, so this adds names rather than a new kind of market. The notice uses tickers only; the company names come from PANews.
OKX's docs say access to stock perps may be restricted or prohibited in certain places, including the United States, and the notice tells users to check availability for their region in the app. The OKX US fee page lists spot pairs only. These contracts are separate from OKXICE, the planned tokenized-stock venue, which is not live.
“MURATA/USDT perpetual futures trading will open at 05:30 UTC on Nov 4, 2026.”
— OKX listing notice, 4 November 2026
Who this affects
OKX derivatives users outside restricted regions who trade stock perps. US residents use OKX's separate US platform, whose fee page lists spot pairs only.
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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Sources
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- OKX - OKX to list TradFi perpetual futures for MURATA, OXY and SMR (2026-11-04) — checked 2026-11-06
- OKX Help - Stock perpetuals (regional availability) — checked 2026-11-06
- OKX public API - MURATA-USDT-SWAP (live, 10x) — checked 2026-11-06
- OKX public API - OXY-USDT-SWAP (live, 20x) — checked 2026-11-06
- OKX public API - SMR-USDT-SWAP (live, 20x) — checked 2026-11-06
- PANews - OKX Lists Murata Manufacturing, Occidental Petroleum and NuScale Power TradFi Perpetual Contracts (2026-11-04) — checked 2026-11-06
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