The IRS first introduced the question related to virtual currency on Schedule 1 of Form 1040 for the tax year 2019. Ever since the same question about virtual currency appears on the front page of the form 1040 below the section of taxpayer's personal information. The Department of the Treasury and the IRS provided guidelines on information reporting obligations for digital asset brokers.

Note: the deposit/withdrawal details include: cryptocurrency, amount, the correct tag, the incorrect tag you filled in and the hash value of the transaction. Learn more: Why do I need to fill in tags (tag/memo) when I withdraw or deposit certain cryptos? If you're having issues with your tag/memo, click the button below.

Select More (3-dot icon) option and select Deposit history to view the past transactions Select More to check deposit history 3. Select the deposit transaction that you want to check the progress. You'll see the deposit amount, deposit status, and deposit time on the details page 4.

Note: the IRS threshold for this form increases to $2,000 for the 2026 tax year.

OKX is NOT obligated to report CeDeFi trades to the IRS and issue Form 1099-DA. It's solely users' responsibility to keep track of the cost basis of crypto assets within a self custody wallet and report realized gains / losses on income tax returns.

If your issue remains unresolved or you have a follow-up concern, please submit a new support ticket through the OKX Assistant so our team can assist you further.For logged-in Users Via the app Load your app and select Menu after you log in Proceed to select Menu Select Get help Select Get help Select Check your tickets to view all your open and closed tickets Click the Check your tickets Select the ticket you’d like to view or respond to Type your reply in the text field at the bottom of the screen

To check the status of your Institutional verification, please follow these steps: Make sure you sign in to your OKX business account here Hover on the profile section and select the Verification option Your progress is automatically saved while you're filling out your application. Select Continue to complete the application once it's done You can complete the application once the requirements are complete Once you submit your application, its status will be updated to Under Review.

Form 1099-DA is a new IRS tax form for digital asset brokers. Starting with the 2025 tax year, OKX is required to issue this form to report sales, trades, or exchanges of digital assets to both you and the IRS.What transactions trigger a Form 1099-DA? You will receive a 1099-DA if you engage in any of the following taxable events: Crypto to Fiat: Selling crypto (like Ethereum) for US Dollars.

How do I check if an email is officially from OKX via EML file? With the increase in phishing attempts where scammers impersonate official OKX email addresses, you may receive emails that appear legitimate but are actually forged.If you are unsure about an email's authenticity, you can verify it through OKX's official channels and by checking its EML file using the steps below:1. Verify the sender's email address Verify the sender's email address on okx.com.

You need to fill out both the deposit address and tag/memo before submitting a request. If this is not done, the funds may not be credited to the correct address. Note: deposit tag/memo are typically 7–8 digits long. Please refer to the tag/memo number displayed on the deposit page and enter it exactly as shown. For example, you can find both the deposit address and tag/memo on the deposit page in the screenshot below: Deposit page with both deposit address and tagHow do I fill in the tag/memo?

Complete these fields manually, avoiding any auto-fill features. Missing information may cause your application to be declined or remain marked as In progress. Double-check that all required fields are accurately completed. If you're unable to proceed as you're waiting for your team to prepare certain documents, you can continue working on other parts of the application. Use the progress bar on the side to navigate and fill out any remaining sections.

How do I check the fees for my historical orders? You can find the fees for your historical orders on the web in the following sections: From Trading page > Order history Go to our trading page and select Order history. You will see the amount of the fee applied. Find the fee amount in your order history If you would like to check out how the fee is calculated, you can select Details and hover over the Fee.

Here are the most common reasons and what you can do:I traded crypto but my balance isn’t showing Why does this happen: After a spot trade, the new asset might not appear in your balance immediately if: The order is still open/pending (not fully filled). You’re checking the wrong account. There’s a short settlement delay, which is rare but possible during peak times.

An iceberg order is an algorithmic order that allows you to: Slice large orders into multiple small orders Orders will be placed on the market according to their preferred mode (Quick execution/Price-speed balance/Passive queuing) When one of the smaller orders has completely filled, or the level changed from the initial orders, the system will check the depth and place the order accordingly.Can I have an example of how the Iceberg bot works?

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