OKX offers 8% bonus on USDT deposits until October

OKX Europe is launching a deposit bonus campaign in which users receive 8% back on USDT deposits. The promotion runs from 7 September to 8 October 2026 and is available to both new and existing customers in Europe.

At a glance:

• OKX offers an 8% bonus on USDT deposits, up to €3.500 per user
• Deposits must be converted into USDC and amount to at least €10
• Rewards are spread over 52 weeks, with payouts every two weeks

How the bonus campaign works

Participants must deposit at least €10 in USDT and convert it into USDC free of charge. Deposits up to €43.750 qualify for the full 8% bonus. The rewards are distributed monthly over the course of a year, with payouts starting on 15 October.

The process is straightforward: register an account in the OKX app, complete the identity verification and sign up for the campaign. You can deposit USDT from an external wallet or from another crypto exchange.

Since the introduction of MiCA, USDT is no longer used in Europe, but OKX still offers the option to exchange it. Many users still hold USDT on unregulated exchanges such as MEXC, Blofin or Bitunix. This campaign offers a good opportunity to move from a platform in a grey area to a fully regulated crypto exchange.

Terms and flexibility

OKX emphasises that market volatility has no impact on your reward payout. You can freely use your deposited funds for trading and even incur losses without affecting your bonus payout. Only withdrawals reduce your total bonus.

The campaign is available to KYC-verified users up to VIP level 6 and only via the main account. Subaccounts and deposits made before or after the campaign period are not eligible.

Why OKX is running this campaign

OKX Europe offers free euro deposits via iDEAL, Bancontact and SEPA. In Europe, the company holds both a full Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) licence and a MiFID II licence, which indicates that it complies with European regulations. OKX is thus positioning itself as an equal player alongside traditional financial institutions.