OKX Wallet Wallet with swap router On mainnet Transactions, all time 27,207 3,526 wallets in the last 7 days
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Transactions, 7 days 27,154
Fees $246 since Nov 13, $246 in the last 7 days
Revenue $217 88% of its fees, since Nov 13
Contracts 4
OKX Wallet is a multi-chain self-custody wallet. Its built-in swap, and the OKX DEX API used by other apps, send each trade through the OKX DEX router, which splits it across the pools of a chain's exchanges.
On Elysium Live on Elysium's mainnet (chain ID 99901) since November 5, 2026: OKX's web3 site lists chain 99901 as Elysium, and its DEX router there is the one DefiLlama's OKX adapter reads for Elysium, checked on chain. Its swaps go through other exchanges' pools, so their volume is not added to the site's totals.
Network Elysium mainnet, chain ID 99901 Its figures here are read on chain by our own node.
How these numbers are read Volume, trades, launches, sales, stakes and TVL: read from the project's own contracts on the Elysium mainnet (last Nov 13, 15:02 UTC). Wallets and transactions: our indexer reads every block and counts the different wallets calling its contracts (last Nov 13, 15:00 UTC). X followers: from the public profile, four times a day. Contracts: The router named for Elysium in DefiLlama's OKX Swap adapter; deployed on chain 99901 with OKX DexRouter code (version v1.0.10-rfq-anti-arbitrage) and events. Dollars: HYPE at that day's Hyperliquid price, USDC at $1.
Fees and revenue come from DefiLlama's adapters for OKX Wallet on Elysium, refreshed about once a day, and are checked against the volume we read: a project they don't fully cover isn't shown. Fees are what its users paid; revenue is the part OKX Wallet keeps, after what goes to liquidity providers or token creators. OKX Swap, fees: Total comission fees from every trade, plus the positive slippage the routers take from swaps. OKX Swap, revenue: Commissions paid to OKX's own fee accounts, OKX's DEX interface fee and its 20% share of DEX API partner fees, and the positive slippage paid to those accounts.