Step 1: Depositing Funds
To engage in contract trading on OKEx, you must first deposit digital assets into your account. If you currently hold no cryptocurrencies on the platform, follow these methods:
Deposit Options:
Fiat-to-Crypto Purchase:
- Visit the Fiat Trading section to buy cryptocurrencies (like BTC, ETH, or USDT) using legal tender (USD, EUR, etc.).
External Wallet Transfer:
- Withdraw assets from another digital wallet by sending them to your OKEx funding account address.
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Step 2: Capital Transfer
After securing your digital assets, transfer them to your Contract Account to enable trading.
Method 1: Via Navigation Bar
- Navigate to Capital Transfer from the top menu.
Select:
- Currency (e.g., BTC).
- Source Account: Choose Fiat Account → Delivery Contract Account (if funds came via fiat).
- Target Account: Pick BTCUSD Account under Delivery Contracts.
- Enter the amount and confirm.
Method 2: Directly in Contract Trading Interface
- Locate Capital Transfer in the asset column.
For BTCUSDT Contracts, the system auto-selects USDT. Choose:
- Funding Account → Delivery Contract Account (for externally deposited funds).
- BTCUSDT Account (pre-selected).
- Input the amount and confirm.
Cross-Account Transfers Between Contracts
- Delivery BTC Margin → Perpetual BTC Margin
- Delivery ETHUSDT Margin → Delivery BTCUSDT Margin
- Delivery BTCUSDT Margin → Perpetual BTCUSDT Margin
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FAQ
Q1: Can I trade contracts immediately after depositing fiat?
A: No—you must transfer funds from your Fiat Account to your Contract Account first.
Q2: What’s the difference between "Funding" and "Contract" accounts?
A: Funding Accounts hold idle assets; Contract Accounts are for active trading.
Q3: Are transfer fees applied between accounts?
A: OKEx does not charge internal transfer fees.
Q4: How long do transfers take?
A: Transfers are instant.
Q5: Can I reverse a transfer?
A: No—ensure correct details before confirming.
Pro Tip: Always verify account types and currencies before transfers to avoid errors.