OKX to Delist Multiple Spot Trading Pairs Including ZERO, PRQ, IQ, ARTY, and SAMO

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In a move to maintain a healthy digital asset environment and optimize trading liquidity, OKX has announced the delisting of several spot trading pairs. This decision comes after a comprehensive review by the platform's risk control department, which monitors all listed pairs based on established internal rules and user feedback.

The exchange will remove specific pairs that have been identified as high-risk or that no longer meet its listing criteria. This action aims to protect user interests and ensure a high-quality trading experience for all customers on the platform.

Affected Trading Pairs and Key Dates

The delisting process involves multiple trading pairs. Users holding these assets should take note of the important deadlines to avoid any potential disruptions or loss of funds.

The full list of affected trading pairs is as follows:

Please note that only the USDT/USDC pair is being delisted; the USDC/USDT pair will remain available for trading.

Official Delisting Timeline

The official delisting is scheduled to take place between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM (UTC+8) on June 4, 2025. All users with open orders on these pairs must cancel them before 4:00 PM (UTC+8) on June 4, 2025. The system will automatically cancel any remaining orders after this deadline.

Order cancellations may require 1 to 3 business days to process. Following the completion of the delisting, OKX will consolidate all affected user assets into their funding accounts. During this consolidation, withdrawals and transfers will be temporarily disabled but will be reopened immediately afterward.

Deposit and Withdrawal Suspensions

OKX has already suspended deposits for the tokens ZERO, PRQ, IQ, ARTY, and SAMO as of 2:00 PM (UTC+8) on May 28, 2025. Deposits for these assets will not be reopened.

Withdrawals for these same tokens will be suspended on 4:00 PM (UTC+8) on September 4, 2025. Users must process any withdrawals before this date. After the deadline, these assets will no longer be supported, and users may not be able to access them.

Users can review these assets under "Assets > Non-Tradable Assets" in their OKX account.

Ongoing Monitoring and User Risk Awareness

OKX remains committed to continuously monitoring all listed trading pairs and enforcing its delisting rules rigorously. Protecting user rights is a cornerstone of the platform's service philosophy.

The exchange also reminds users that digital assets are a high-risk investment class. All participants should thoroughly understand the rules, recognize the risks, and objectively assess their own investment capabilities and risk tolerance before trading.

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OKX continues to strive to provide users with excellent products and high-quality services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is OKX delisting these trading pairs?
OKX periodically reviews all listed pairs based on market conditions, liquidity, and user feedback. Pairs that pose a high risk or fail to meet certain criteria are removed to protect users and maintain market health.

What should I do if I hold one of these tokens?
You should cancel any open orders before the deadline. If you wish to withdraw your assets, you must do so before the withdrawal suspension date. After delisting, these assets will be moved to your funding account.

Will I lose my funds after the delisting?
No, your assets are safe. After delisting, they will be consolidated into your funding account. However, you will no longer be able to trade them on OKX, and you must withdraw them before the final withdrawal cutoff.

Is the USDC/USDT pair also being delisted?
No, only the USDT/USDC pair is being removed. The USDC/USDT pair will remain active and available for trading.

How can I check if I have any affected assets?
You can find these assets under the "Assets" section of your OKX account. Look for the "Non-Tradable Assets" category to see any holdings that will be impacted.

What happens if I don't cancel my orders before the deadline?
The system will automatically cancel any open orders on the affected pairs during the delisting window. However, to avoid any delays or issues, it is recommended that users manually cancel their orders beforehand.