OKX and Tether Launch USDT0 on X Layer for Unified Cross-Chain Stablecoin Liquidity

Sep 9, 2025, 7:34 p.m. 4 sources positive

OKX, a major cryptocurrency exchange, has partnered with Tether to integrate USDT0, the unified liquidity protocol for USDT, into its ecosystem. This integration brings USDT0 to X Layer (OKX's Ethereum Layer 2 network), OKX Wallet, and OKX Exchange, enabling seamless omnichain stablecoin transfers.

The integration allows users to deposit and withdraw USDT0 directly through OKX products, providing access to unified, composable liquidity across major DeFi ecosystems including Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Unichain, and Berachain. USDT0 is powered by LayerZero's Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) standard, ensuring every transfer is verifiable and backed 1:1 by canonical USDT, eliminating the complexity of wrapped tokens and bridging solutions.

Star Xu, founder and CEO of OKX, described X Layer as "The New Money Chain and a foundation for seamless, stable, and interoperable value exchange." He added that the partnership empowers customers with "stable omnichain liquidity across the networks they rely on most, while bridging centralized and decentralized finance faster, easier, and more intuitively than ever before."

USDT0 has shown remarkable growth, surpassing $11.3 billion in bridge volume across more than 251,000 cross-chain transfers in less than a year since launch. Lorenzo R., co-founder of USDT0, emphasized that "This expansion isn't just about adding more chains, it's about removing the friction that has held stablecoins back for too long and making USDT instantly usable wherever builders and customers need it most."

The integration positions OKX as a full-stack, multichain infrastructure provider and strengthens the path toward mainstream adoption of stablecoins in global finance.

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