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How do I change my OKX login and fund passwords?

To change your OKX login password, log in, go to Security Settings, verify your identity, then enter and confirm a new secure password.

Sep 30, 2025 at 12:54 am

How to Change Your OKX Login Password

1. Log in to your OKX account using your current credentials through the official website or mobile application.

  1. Navigate to the 'Account' or 'Security Settings' section, typically found under your profile menu.
  2. Locate the option labeled 'Login Password' and click on 'Modify' or 'Change.'
  3. You will be prompted to verify your identity—this may include entering your current password, a two-factor authentication (2FA) code, or a verification code sent via email or SMS.
  4. After successful verification, enter your new login password twice to confirm it, ensuring it meets OKX’s security requirements such as minimum length and character variety.
  5. Submit the changes. Your login password is now updated, and you must use the new password for future logins.

Updating Your OKX Fund Password

1. Access your OKX account and proceed to the 'Security' or 'Fund Management' area within the settings menu.

  1. Look for the 'Fund Password' option and select 'Change' or 'Modify.'
  2. Identity verification is required—input your current fund password, along with a 2FA code from your authenticator app or a code received by email/SMS.
  3. Enter your desired new fund password twice to ensure accuracy. This password should differ from your login password and follow strong security practices.
  4. Confirm the update. The system will apply the new fund password immediately, securing all withdrawal and transaction activities.

Security Best Practices for OKX Accounts

1. Use unique, complex passwords for both login and fund access—avoid reusing passwords across platforms.

  1. Enable two-factor authentication using an authenticator app like Google Authenticator or Authy instead of relying solely on SMS.
  2. Regularly monitor your account activity for any unauthorized access or transactions.
  3. Never share your passwords, recovery phrases, or 2FA codes with anyone, including support staff.
  4. Keep your device and browser secure by installing updates and avoiding public Wi-Fi when accessing your OKX account.

Recovering Access to Your OKX Account

1. If you forget your login password, use the 'Forgot Password' feature on the login page.

  1. Provide your registered email or phone number to initiate the recovery process.
  2. Follow the instructions sent to your email or phone to reset your password.
  3. For fund password recovery, you may need to go through additional identity verification steps, which can include submitting identification documents.
  4. Always keep your recovery options up to date to prevent permanent loss of access.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change my OKX login password without 2FA?No, changing your login password requires identity verification, which includes a 2FA code if enabled. Disabling 2FA temporarily may allow email or SMS verification, but this reduces account security.

What happens if I enter the wrong fund password multiple times?OKX implements temporary lockouts after several incorrect attempts to prevent unauthorized access. The lockout duration increases with each failed attempt, and in some cases, additional verification may be required.

Is it possible to have the same password for login and funds?While technically allowed, it is strongly discouraged. Using separate passwords enhances security by limiting exposure—if one is compromised, the other remains protected.

How often should I update my OKX passwords?It's recommended to change both login and fund passwords every three to six months, especially if there's suspicion of exposure or after using a device that may not be fully secure.

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