Ledger is integrating OKX’s decentralized exchange into its wallet, enabling users to swap cryptocurrencies directly onchain while retaining full control of their private keys. All transactions will be signed using Ledger hardware devices, preserving the company’s self-custody and security model as decentralized trading activity grows.
The integration supports token swaps across major networks, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, and BNB Chain. OKX DEX aggregates liquidity from hundreds of sources across multiple blockchains, allowing users to access competitive pricing and execution without transferring assets to centralized platforms.
The move reflects Ledger’s broader strategy to position its wallet as a secure access layer for decentralized finance. As regulators and institutions place greater emphasis on asset segregation and risk controls, hardware-enforced self-custody combined with onchain trading tools is increasingly viewed as a viable alternative to centralized exchange models.
