We've Launched a World-Leading Collateral Mirroring Programme with Standard Chartered

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We're thrilled to announce our groundbreaking collateral mirroring partnership with Standard Chartered, setting a new benchmark for institutional crypto adoption. This initiative, supported by Brevan Howard Digital and Franklin Templeton, enables clients to use cryptocurrencies and tokenized money market funds as off-exchange collateral—enhancing security and capital efficiency through a Globally Systemically Important Bank (G-SIB) custodian.

Key Features of the Programme

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Why This Partnership Matters

By combining Standard Chartered’s custodial excellence with OKX’s crypto leadership, we offer institutions:

  1. Scalability: Deploy trading capital in a regulated environment.
  2. Innovation: Access on-chain assets from Franklin Templeton’s Digital Assets Team.
  3. Confidence: Early adoption by Brevan Howard Digital underscores credibility.

Industry Impact

This collaboration addresses critical institutional needs:

👉 Explore Crypto Collateral Solutions

FAQs

Q: What assets can be used as collateral?
A: Cryptocurrencies and tokenized money market funds (e.g., Franklin Templeton’s offerings).

Q: How does custody work?
A: Standard Chartered, regulated by DFSA, safeguards assets in the DIFC.

Q: Who can participate?
A: Institutional clients seeking compliant, large-scale crypto trading solutions.


Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Digital assets involve risks; assess suitability based on your financial situation. © 2025 OKX. All rights reserved.


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