Okto

Okto is a crypto wallet operated under CoinDCX and marketed around Hyperliquid, with a mobile app and a separate embedded wallet SDK for developers. The wallet combines cross-chain swaps, futures, spot trading and yield products in one app, while the SDK gives other apps wallets, logins and transaction handling across EVM and non-EVM ecosystems.

On the trading side, the wallet offers DEX futures powered by Hyperliquid with up to 50x leverage, more than 100 token pairs including pre-launch tokens, signals and native charts. Spot trading covers HYPE, BTC and other major Hyperliquid spot markets, with deposits from 6+ networks including Solana and real-time limit order alerts. Swaps are one-click and cross-chain across EVM, Solana, Aptos and others, with in-line bridging and a gas exchange that lets users pay fees without holding a chain's native token.

• Earn: staking, liquidity pools and vaults, spanning 15+ chains and 17+ protocols according to the site
• Security: social logins secured by MPC technology, multi-factor authentication, malicious app protection and alerts on every transaction
• Self-custody: users keep control of their keys
• SDK transactions: gas abstraction and one-click cross-chain swaps
• SDK funding: onramp through ACH, credit cards and digital wallets
• Permissions: session keys, delegated access with limited permissions and policy-controlled wallets

The SDK page describes its approach as letting users define outcomes while the SDK handles technical execution across chains, and developers are pointed to docs at docs.okto.tech. Applications named as running on Okto include the Okto wallet itself, CoinDCX for buying and selling tokens, Stan Gaming for play-and-earn, and Cato for airdrop quests.

The product line is listed as Wallet, SDK and Points, with a whitepaper, blog, brand kit and help center available.