Key Takeaways
- Circle taps OKX to enhance USDC liquidity and accessibility to over 60 million users.
- OKX users can now access USDC for various exchange products and services.
- The second-largest stablecoin issuer is currently on an expansion spree.
Circle is pushing deeper into global markets with a new partnership that puts USDC in front of OKX’s massive user base.
The stablecoin issuer—now a public company—is integrating with OKX to simplify USDC deposits, withdrawals, and conversions for over 60 million users worldwide.
The goal? Streamline access to USDC across OKX’s exchange products and Web3 services.
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Circle Teams Up with OKX to Expand USDC Access
OKX users can now convert USD to USDC 1:1 through shared banking partners, with support for seamless on- and off-ramps.
It’s part of Circle’s broader push to increase stablecoin liquidity and make USDC more usable across different blockchains.
“OKX is a preeminent leader in digital asset markets, and by extending USDC’s reach to OKX’s over 60 million global users, we are driving growth in digital asset markets while also building on and integrating with the wide range of innovative Web3 wallet and payments applications that OKX continues to pioneer,” said Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire.
USDC will now be supported across 12 chains on OKX, including Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Polygon (POL), helping users move between networks without friction.
Circle’s Growing Footprint in the Stablecoin Wars
USDC is still second to Tether in terms of market cap—$61 billion vs. $150 billion—but Circle is betting that regulation will be the great equalizer.
Unlike Tether, which has faced scrutiny and delistings across parts of Europe, Circle has worked closely with regulators in the U.S., EU, and Asia to make USDC one of the most compliant stablecoins globally.
The strategy seems to be working. USDC has already been approved for use in Japan and is gaining traction in regulated markets where Tether may soon face headwinds—or be forced to reissue its product under new terms.
With new stablecoin rules looming in the U.S. and Europe, Circle is positioning USDC as the safe, compliant alternative.
And with deals like the one with OKX, it’s making sure the stablecoin is available everywhere that matters.
The battle for stablecoin dominance isn’t just about volume anymore, it’s about trust, regulation, and reach. And on that front, Circle is playing a long game.
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