OKX Introduces One-Click Borrowing Feature to Simplify Leveraged Trading

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Leveraged trading can amplify your potential profits - but it also comes with increased risks. OKX's new One-Click Borrowing feature streamlines margin trading by simplifying the borrowing process while maintaining full control over your positions.

What Is Leveraged Trading?

In traditional finance, margin refers to collateral deposited to secure a loan for asset acquisition. The same principle applies to cryptocurrency trading:

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One-Click Borrowing Explained

This innovative feature offers two operation modes:

Manual Mode

Automatic Mode

Example Scenario:
BTC price = $20,000
Your capital = $10,000
Borrowed = $10,000 (2x leverage)

If BTC rises 10% to $22,000:

How to Use One-Click Borrowing (Web)

Manual Mode Steps:

  1. Navigate to "Trade" → "Margin" section
  2. Enable "One-Click Borrowing" in settings
  3. Transfer collateral funds
  4. Specify borrowing amount
  5. Execute trades
  6. Repay loan when closing position

Automatic Mode Steps:

  1. Select "Auto-Borrow" option
  2. Transfer collateral
  3. Place order - system handles borrowing
  4. Loans auto-repay when closing

Mobile App Instructions

  1. Access trading interface
  2. Enable One-Click Borrowing in settings
  3. Follow similar steps as web version
  4. Enjoy seamless mobile margin trading

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the minimum leverage available?

OKX offers flexible leverage from 2x up to industry-competitive levels, adjustable per trading pair.

Can I change between manual/auto modes?

Yes, you can switch modes anytime based on your trading preferences.

How are interest rates calculated?

Rates vary by asset and market conditions, displayed transparently before borrowing.

Is there a maximum borrowing limit?

Limits depend on your collateral amount and the specific trading pair's parameters.

What happens if my position gets liquidated?

OKX employs multiple risk management tools including margin calls to help prevent liquidations.

Can I use borrowed funds across different pairs?

No, borrowed funds are pair-specific in isolated margin mode for better risk control.