Satoshi Test FAQ: Everything You Need to Know

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What Is the Satoshi Test on OKX?

The Satoshi test is a security protocol designed by OKX to confirm a user’s control over a withdrawal wallet address. It requires sending a small, predetermined amount of cryptocurrency to a unique address provided by OKX during the verification process.

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Why Is the Satoshi Test Required?

  1. Regulatory Compliance: Ensures adherence to the Travel Rule (a global anti-money laundering standard).
  2. Security Enhancement: Verifies ownership of the withdrawal address to prevent unauthorized transactions.

How the Satoshi Test Works

Key Steps:

Supported Cryptocurrencies:


Common Questions

1. What If I Send the Wrong Amount?

2. Are There Fees?

3. How Long Does Verification Last?

4. What If My Network Isn’t Supported (e.g., TON)?


Tips for Success

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FAQs

Q: Can I reuse a verified address after 6 months?
A: Yes, but repeat the Satoshi test if prompted.

Q: Is the test mandatory for all withdrawals?
A: Only for new or unverified addresses.

Q: What’s the refund timeline for the test amount?
A: Typically credited within 1–2 business days.

Q: Why does OKX enforce this test?
A: To protect users from fraudulent withdrawals and comply with global regulations.


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