CoinDesk reported:
The company, which doesn’t have a global headquarters, has regional hubs in Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai and the Bahamas. It plans to scale up its wallet services “exponentially” by tapping into India’s much-talked-about developer community, Haider Rafique said in an interview. Currently, OKX has about 200,000 wallet users in India, which is only 5% of the nation’s Web3 users, he added.