OKX NFT Review
Zero listing fees, few published numbers
of 10
OKX's NFT marketplace states zero listing fees and contrasts itself with platforms charging upwards of 1%. Its transaction fee, royalty policy, chain coverage, contract licence and audits are not stated on the pages read.
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Listing fee
Zero
Transaction fee
Not stated
Royalties
Not stated
Chains
Not stated
Licence / audits
Not stated
Scores
Each criterion carries equal weight. The overall score is the average of these 5 scores — (4.0 + 2.0 + 1.0 + 2.0 + 2.0) ÷ 5 = 2.2.
Pros
- States zero listing fees plainly
- Positions itself against platforms charging upwards of 1%
Cons
- No transaction fee percentage is stated on the fetched fees page
- The royalty policy is not stated on the fetched page
- No contract licence, named audit or chain list is published
- It is an exchange-operated marketplace rather than an open-source protocol
One number, and the absence of the rest
OKX states zero listing fees for its NFT marketplace and contrasts that with platforms charging upwards of 1%. That headline is clear, and it is the fact the fee-transparency score rests on.
What the fees page does not say
The page does not state a transaction fee percentage — the number that actually applies when an NFT sells — nor the royalty policy, the chain coverage, any contract licence or an audit record. For an exchange-operated marketplace, an open-source protocol repository is not expected, but the transaction fee and royalty policy are basic facts, and their absence from the official fees page is why this entry ranks low.
Figures such as a 5 to 10% programmable royalty appeared only in search summaries; we do not report them as verified.
The company behind it
The OKX NFT Marketplace is part of the OKX exchange, whose services are provided by Aux Cayes FinTech Co. Ltd., the legal entity named on OKX's own help pages. OKX traces back to Star Xu, who founded its predecessor OKCoin in 2013, with the OKX brand adopted in 2022. There is no NFT-specific governance token. That the marketplace sits inside a large centralised exchange, under that exchange's legal entity, is the context to understand for how it is run.
How it compares
Element
Royalty support stated, little else published
Blur
Zero marketplace fees, thin public documentation
LooksRare
MIT-licensed, candid about zero royalties
Zora
MIT-licensed, itemised trading fee
SuperRare
Fees and splits published in full
Rarible
MIT-licensed and ChainSecurity audited
Magic Eden
Clear fee, but coverage is narrowing
Tensor
Full royalty enforcement, clearly stated
OpenSea
MIT-licensed and Trail of Bits audited
Sources
Scored from published primary sources rather than hands-on use. Every figure above comes from one of the pages below, on the date shown. Manufacturers change prices and specifications without notice — if something here no longer matches the source, tell us and we will correct it.
- 1.OKX — does the marketplace charge fees — checked
- 2.OKX — what is the OKX NFT Marketplace — checked
Frequently asked questions
What does OKX's NFT marketplace charge?
It states zero listing fees. A transaction fee percentage is not stated on the official fees page we read on 24 July 2026.
Does OKX enforce NFT royalties?
The royalty policy is not stated on the official fees page we read; figures appeared only in search summaries, which we do not report as verified.
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