Exchanges & listings
OKX Wallet Activity Push
OKX Wallet campaign planning for crypto projects, target audiences and launch dates. The service covers campaign materials, promotional placement and delivery scheduling.
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What is OKX Wallet?
What OKX Wallet Activity Push Covers
OKX Wallet is part of OKX Web3 and includes wallet, discovery and application surfaces. Each Activity Push engagement is scoped to one eligible OKX Wallet placement, confirmed in the written brief before scheduling. The booking covers that named placement and its approved campaign assets, separately from any OKX exchange listing or general wallet recommendation.
Specify the OKX Wallet surface, eligible asset, campaign asset set, market and approval dependency before setting a schedule. For OKX Wallet Activity Push, the signed-off brief names the controllable deliverable and the destination separately. That keeps a service label from being mistaken for OKX Wallet approval, an algorithm claim or a forecast about user behavior.
Scope for OKX Wallet
The brief includes the eligible project or asset, official Web3 link, network, contract, selected wallet surface, target markets, creative files, language and desired dates. Unsupported or restricted assets are not scheduled.
OKX Wallet Activity Push: Contact. OKX Wallet campaign support for a confirmed activity surface, approved assets, eligible market and delivery window. OKX Wallet Activity Push includes discovery, scope definition, audience and message planning, approved content preparation, channel coordination, publication records, attribution setup, and an evidence-led summary.
Inputs, Delivery and Handoff
The record covers approved materials, the confirmed OKX Wallet destination, planned window and visible or platform-issued completion proof. If review changes the creative or timing, both versions are kept. Wallet installs, users, transactions and deposits are not estimated from a campaign screen.
OKX Wallet Activity Push starts only after scope, timing and availability match the written brief. Before we start, we write down what we will do, which access we need and for how long. At the end you receive a short handover: what was done, the approved files, and anything that depends on a third party. You also know who is responsible, what proof you will get and when we check in with you.
