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Setting up Expiry Futures on OKX in Singapore

Here's how to set up your Expiry Futures trade on OKX in Singapore.

Step 1: Navigate to Futures

  • Open the OKX app.

  • Tap Trade, or the GRID button at the top left, and then select Futures.

Step 2: Entering Expiry Futures

  • Click the trading asset pair and press the “ALL” button on the side bar.

  • Click on Expiry

Step 3: Choose your Expiry Contracts Pair

  • Browse available contracts. Each contract shows its settlement date.

Step 4: Set Leverage

  • Tap the leverage icon (e.g., 20×) next to the order form.

  • Adjust the leverage level using the slider or input field.

  • Choose between Isolated or Cross Margin modes.

Step 5: Open a Position

  • Tap “Buy/Long” if you expect the price to rise, or “Sell/Short” if you expect it to fall.

  • Review the order summary and tap Confirm to place your trade.

Step 6: Monitor and Manage Your Position

  • After placing the order, monitor your open positions in the “Positions” tab.

  • You can adjust TP/SL (Take Profit / Stop Loss) or close the position manually at any time.

Expiry Futures trading is available to OKX Singapore users who complete a suitability quiz. Take the quiz now, and gain access to Expiry Futures.

Note: Payment token derivatives and other services (including margin borrowing and structured products) are provided by OKX Financial and are unregulated. OKX Financial is not licensed in any jurisdiction. See OKX Financial Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure.

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