Fund your OKX Web3 wallet directly from USD with Elbaite’s P2P marketplace.
Direct-to-wallet onramp for OKX Web3 users.
OKX Wallet is a multi-chain Web3 wallet that supports a wide range of EVM networks, NFTs and DeFi integrations. It is separate from the main OKX exchange and lets you hold your own keys. When you fund OKX Wallet with Elbaite, crypto moves directly to addresses you control in the wallet rather than sitting on a custodial exchange account.
OKX Wallet is suited to users who want cross-chain DeFi access, NFT support and deep integrations with the broader OKX Web3 ecosystem while remaining self-custodial.
A typical flow is to buy crypto on the OKX exchange (or a different platform), then withdraw it to OKX Wallet. This involves additional withdrawal fees and keeps assets under exchange custody until the withdrawal clears.
With Elbaite, you fund OKX Wallet via a P2P marketplace that sends crypto directly to your wallet address. You fund your Elbaite account with USD, add your OKX Wallet address and choose an offer. The seller sends crypto straight to your wallet, and Elbaite releases your USD once the transaction is confirmed on-chain.
By cutting out the custodial exchange step, you get assets into your OKX Wallet faster and with fewer intermediaries between your bank and your self-custody wallet.
Install OKX Wallet as a browser extension or mobile app, create or import your wallet and enable the networks you plan to use.
Copy the receiving address for the network you wish to fund and add it to your Elbaite address book with a descriptive label.
Complete KYC and deposit USD using a supported funding method so you can trade in the P2P marketplace.
Filter offers by asset and network, then select one that fits your pricing and size preferences.
Pay from your USD balance; Elbaite holds that payment in escrow while the seller sends crypto directly to your OKX Wallet address. After the transaction is confirmed on-chain, your USD is released to the seller.
Once funds arrive, you can use your OKX Wallet to interact with dapps, DeFi protocols and NFTs across supported chains.
Answers to common questions before getting started.
Elbaite connects buyers and sellers in a P2P marketplace. You add an OKX Wallet address, fund with USD and choose an offer. The seller sends crypto directly to that address and, once the blockchain confirms it, Elbaite releases your USD from escrow.
No. Elbaite provides a direct fiat-to-wallet route for OKX Wallet, so you do not have to use the OKX exchange if you prefer a non-custodial onramp.
Elbaite supports major EVM networks that OKX Wallet also supports, such as Ethereum and leading L2s. The precise networks appear during the trade setup.
No. Crypto always travels directly from the seller’s wallet to your OKX Wallet. Elbaite only holds the USD leg temporarily in escrow.
Most trades reach your OKX Wallet within minutes after the seller sends the transaction, subject to network congestion.
You pay Elbaite’s trading fee built into the offer price plus usual network gas costs, without any separate exchange withdrawal fee.
Yes. Elbaite uses escrow and on-chain verification to ensure that your OKX Wallet receives the crypto before releasing USD to the seller.
Yes. You can store multiple OKX Wallet addresses in your Elbaite address book for different networks or use cases.
Yes. You must complete KYC before using Elbaite’s marketplace to fund OKX Wallet.
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