Ledger has integrated OKX DEX into its Wallet app, enabling users to execute multichain token swaps directly within a self-custodial, hardware-secured environment.
The integration provides access to OKX DEX’s aggregated liquidity without requiring users to connect to external decentralised exchange interfaces, with transactions signed on-device so private keys never leave the hardware wallet.
A Ledger spokesperson told Cointelegraph that access is rolling out gradually to around 20% of Wallet users from Tuesday, with no firmware or app update required.
Trades are routed through OKX DEX’s proprietary X-Routing technology, which aggregates liquidity across hundreds of decentralised exchanges to optimise execution paths while maintaining on-device authorisation.
At launch, swaps are supported on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon and BNB Chain, with no cross-chain or cross-seed functionality enabled.
The move follows reports in January that Ledger is exploring a potential US initial public offering that could value the company at more than $4 billion, with Goldman Sachs, Jefferies and Barclays reportedly involved in early-stage discussions.
Ledger would join a growing cohort of crypto firms eyeing public listings, including Securitize, Copper and Kraken, the latter having confidentially filed draft IPO documents with US regulators as industry players position for renewed capital markets access.
At the time of reporting, Ethereum price was $1,977.27.