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Ledger Adds OKX DEX for Self‑Custody Trading

Ledger integrates OKX DEX trading

Catenaa, Monday, February 16, 2026-Ledger Wallet users will soon be able to trade cryptocurrencies directly through OKX’s decentralized exchange without giving up control of private keys, the company said last Tuesday.

The integration allows users to execute onchain swaps via OKX DEX while signing every transaction with a Ledger device, preserving full self-custody and hardware-enforced security.

Ledger said the feature supports Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, and BNB Chain, aggregating liquidity from more than 400 sources across 25 blockchains to optimize pricing and execution.

Ledger has positioned the integration to meet growing demand for secure, autonomous trading tools.

The move extends previous wallet upgrades, including non-custodial token swaps through Exodus’s XO Swap aggregator, bitcoin yield products in partnership with Lombard and Figment, and stablecoin yield features via Kiln. Additional usability enhancements will accompany the OKX DEX rollout.

Ledger claims it has sold over 8 million devices globally, securing more than 20% of worldwide crypto assets. Jean-François Rochet, Ledger’s executive vice president of consumer services, said the integration provides users with better swap pricing while enabling OKX to reach security-conscious traders who prioritize self-custody.

The update aligns with Ledger’s broader strategy to position its wallet as a secure access layer for decentralized finance, including swaps, yield strategies, and decentralized applications, reflecting the growing interest in onchain trading that preserves control over assets.