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OkEx Became OKX,
The Old Code Is Retired
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OkEx Invite Code | Retired — Now OKX

OkEx renamed itself OKX back in January 2022, and the old okex.com domain — including our original invite code link for 10361779 — has since gone offline entirely. If you’re here for the $30 OkEx invite bonus, that specific program no longer exists under that name. The honest current path into the same exchange family is through our OkCoin link, OK Group’s U.S. platform, which is itself now transitioning to the OKX brand.

✦ Renamed OKX 2022 ⚑ okex.com offline ➤ Now via OkCoin

Now OKX

Renamed OKX in 2022 — okex.com is gone for good.

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What Happened to OkEx?

(That’s our original OkEx card above, kept for the record — the invite code 10361779 and its okex.com link are retired along with the OkEx brand name itself.)

OkEx wasn’t shut down as a company — it was renamed. On January 18, 2022, OkEx officially rebranded to OKX, dropping the “E” (for “exchange”) as the company expanded beyond spot and derivatives trading into DeFi, NFTs, and web3 tools. Every OkEx account, balance, and feature carried over to OKX; only the name, domain, and logo changed. We confirmed the old okex.com domain no longer resolves at all, which is the second signal (alongside OKX’s own rebrand announcement) that the old invite code and link are genuinely dead, not just quiet.

Here’s where it gets a little more interesting: OK Group, the parent company, also runs a separate U.S.-focused exchange called OkCoin — and OkCoin is now going through the exact same transition, folding into the OKX brand as well. So whether you came here through the old OkEx name or you’re looking at our OkCoin posts, you’re heading toward the same destination.

How to Get In Through Our Working Link

01Step 1

Sign up through our OkCoin link — this is the live, working path into the OK Group exchange that’s rebranding to OKX in the U.S.

02Step 2

Complete identity verification, required before you can deposit or trade.

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Now OKX

Code: 10361779

03Step 3

Check the welcome-rewards section of your account for whatever new-user trading bonus is currently running — OKX runs these as multi-tier trading rewards rather than one flat number these days, so we won’t guess a figure here.

OkEx Invite Code 10361779 — retired, brand is now OKX
okex invite code 10361779 — original $30 invite bonus, program retired, brand is now OKX
About Okcoin

About OKX (Formerly OkEx)

Under any of its names, this exchange lets you buy, sell, and trade a long list of cryptocurrencies, plus margin, options, and derivatives trading for more advanced users. OKX is one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world by volume, serving users in more than 100 countries with spot trading, DeFi access, and a self-custody wallet layered into the same account.

Affiliate disclosure: we may earn a commission when you sign up through our OkCoin link, at no extra cost to you. Buying and trading crypto involves financial risk — only invest what you can afford to lose.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the OkEx invite code 10361779 still work?

No. OkEx renamed itself OKX in January 2022, and the okex.com domain the old link pointed to no longer resolves. There’s no way to redeem that specific code anymore.

Is OkEx shutting down?

No — it was a rename, not a shutdown. Every OkEx account and balance carried over to OKX; only the brand name and domain changed.

What should I use instead of the OkEx link?

Our OkCoin link. OkCoin is OK Group’s U.S. exchange, and it’s currently transitioning to the OKX brand too, so it’s the live path into the same company today.

Is OKX available to U.S. residents?

The main OKX platform has historically had U.S. restrictions, which is why OK Group kept OkCoin as a separate U.S.-licensed exchange — now itself moving under the OKX brand. Sign up through our OkCoin link for the U.S.-compliant path.

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