ChainCatcher news, OKX Chief Marketing Officer Haider Rafique revealed in an interview with Decrypt that OKX's U.S. sister exchange (formerly known as OKCoin, now rebranded as OKX) plans to launch a new mobile application this fall as part of the exchange's comprehensive relaunch. The new app will replace the existing OKCoin app and will migrate OKCoin users to the new platform.Rafique emphasized that this is a brand new product, not just a simple rebranding. The new app is expected to be launched in the coming months and is currently in discussions with several U.S. banks for partnerships. The U.S. version of OKX plans to operate in 41 states and hopes to support ACH transfer functionality.It is worth noting that the U.S. version of OKX had suspended USD deposits in early 2023, and this relaunch aims to re-establish banking partnerships.

ChainCatcher news, Hong, Chief Operating Officer of OK Group and President of OKX, announced on the X platform the decision to rebrand the Okcoin global brand to OKX in the coming months.Hong stated that starting from Singapore, OK Group plans to gradually rename "Okcoin" to "OKX" in Europe and the United States over the next few months. Customers will receive "the same set of product services under the same regulatory framework" and will interact with the new brand.

ChainCatcher message, Xu Mingxing stated on Twitter: "Due to issues with Signature Bank, OKCoin has just suspended ACH and wire transfer functions. All customer funds are safe, withdrawals are open at any time, and customers can withdraw at any time. OKX and OKCoin are independent exchanges, and OKX operates unaffected." (source link)